This is creepy.

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• Your name of Nina gives you the ability to be creative along practical lines of endeavour.
   
• Your ideas can be very original and inventive.
   
• You enjoy being with people in a social environment.
   
• Your personal appearance is important to you, for you desire to make a good impression on others.
   
• Your pleasant manner attracts people to you with their problems and you are capable of offering practical advice, though you may not follow such advice yourself.
   
• This name causes you to be somewhat too concerned with the personalities, problems, and activities of other people.

   

• While the name Nina creates the urge to be creative and original, we point out that it causes procrastination, lack of confidence, and the inability to realize your goals and ambitions.
   
• This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the fluid systems, and tension or accidents to the head.

Get yours at this odd Kabalarian Philosophy name study website. "Your name creates your life." Interesting, but in the end, scarily determinist, and puts the control all in the hands of our dear dear dear parents and whatever name they set their hearts on at that time. I have friends whose names are a combination of their mom and dad's names, (Marlina= Mario+Lina) maybe that's a distinctly Filipino trait. Then there's Phoebe, whom if I remember right, was named after Phoebe Cates. (Just like 3 other Phoebes my age I've met. What can we do, 1988 was probably her peak year or something, and too early for FRIENDS, not that people would actually name their kids after a promiscuous yet adorable hippie character who is totally meant to be with Joey! Right? Right?) Actually, my second name, Faye, was because of Tweetie De Leon's character in that TV show with Vic Sotto, Okey Ka Fairy Ko which led to those recent and abysmal insults-to-the-Filipino-audience's-general-IQ movies. Read: Enteng Kabisote. Umm gee, thanks for the great pop culture reference, mum. But yeah, I've never hated my name, nor did I think it was particularly unique or pretty. Nina ha, not Janina, because I haven't been called that in ages. In hindsight, Janina sounds more like a grown-up, pulled together person. But yeah. Nina is just, it's just...me, and it's also just...a name. Which might be the whole point of this philosophy. The second to the last point actually strikes home... Maybe I should make a mantra out of this: Go beyond the confines of your name!

Meh. Bear with me, I just can't seem to drift off to sleep!!! 

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Nina

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Hi.
I am also a Nina. Made me laugh reading this. Some things touched some sensitive spots!
Nina