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ur a boy named mandy?I’m Mandy here and also in real life so usual
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ur a boy named mandy?I’m Mandy here and also in real life so usual
reversing the aging i guesOnce I’m actually older I will shave it
Not exactly,think of the male version of the name Mandy everyone calls me Mandy thour a boy named mandy?![]()
I cannot think of the male version of mandy. Man? Andy?Not exactly,think of the male version of the name Mandy everyone calls me Mandy tho
Switch the “y” with “ell”I cannot think of the male version of mandy. Man? Andy?
On manuelSwitch the “y” with “ell”
Mandell brahOn manuel
What sort of spaniard names his son mandellMandell brah
I don’t care about the name origin my mom named meWhat sort of spaniard names his son mandell
its literally a jewish ashkenazi name
judaism is a matriarchal religionI don’t care about the name origin my mom named me
My mom is mostly English though.judaism is a matriarchal religion
The english let the jews back in & allowed them to take positions in the house of lords and parliament around the 1600'sMy mom is mostly English though.
Well I don’t really care about that all I know is my mom is American mostly from English origin.The english let the jews back in & allowed them to take positions in the house of lords and parliament around the 1600's
You know that Mandell isn’t just ashkenazi Jewish? Name literally means almond in German,so therefore not everyone named “Adler” via last name for example is Jewish.The english let the jews back in & allowed them to take positions in the house of lords and parliament around the 1600's
Germans stopped naming their children german names thought of as "jewish"You know that Mandell isn’t just ashkenazi Jewish? Name literally means almond in German,so therefore not everyone named “Adler” via last name for example is Jewish.
Yeah still not ethnically German in any part. It’s also not that rare nowadays for someone to have names that are originally intended to be named in certain ethnic group because of globalism.Germans stopped naming their children german names thought of as "jewish"