Is it good or bad to give people nicknames? Have you ever given anyone a nickname?

Nicknames are good and bad. Nicknames are just nicknames. There is no distinction between good and bad. Only nicknames that are thought of because of ridicule are good, or nicknames that are chosen because of kindness and friendliness. When the other person doesn't like this nickname, it is not good or not. Stop shouting. This is the right thing.

I also gave people nicknames. When I was in junior high school, I liked to give people nicknames. Those two classmates are still very young, and I always think of a unique nickname when I look at other people's names. At that time, there was a Zhang Chaofan in our class. Zhang can't get a nickname, but if he is called "extraordinary", there are too many nicknames.

I liked to call him "fried rice with eggs" at first, because the word "fried rice with eggs" is homophonic with the word "extraordinary", which is easier to call, and the word "eggs" has become a home-cooked dish. I think it's easy to remember and delicious, so I call that Zhang Chaofan classmate "Fried Rice with Eggs" every day.

"Hey, egg fried rice, egg fried rice, this is not the most difficult, nor is it the easiest." I often sing the song "fried rice with eggs" next to "fried rice with eggs". Honestly, it's boring. Whether it's fried rice with eggs or fried rice, this nickname actually doesn't mean anything. I don't know why I shouted so hard at first, as if I had an ugly nickname. And Zhang Chaofan himself didn't like the nickname. After he stopped me several times, I seldom shouted. Now I think I must be stupid.

Then this nickname he doesn't like is not good. If for no other reason, the students who are nicknamed don't like it, and the nickname is not good.

Later, I gave other people different nicknames, sometimes to show our relationship or just because I thought the other person's name was good, so I gave others nicknames.

At that time, there was another classmate named "Wang Jianming". I don't know how to give him the nickname "electric bell", specifically because I forgot, maybe because of homophonic. Because the word "electric bell" is just a charged bell and has no other meaning.

Then I forgot what it was like to nickname this classmate "Bell". Anyway, he didn't say he didn't like it, probably because he didn't care much about nicknames. That's why we've been calling it the nickname "electric bell" for years, and it's still calling. But this is also a nickname after all, so try to call yourself by your own name in the future.

And he himself doesn't think this nickname is bad.

That nickname is not necessarily bad.