Essay-reasoning on the topic "Nickname". 6th-8th grade
When a newborn baby is born, his mother and father give him a name. As you get older, people around you can replace it with a nickname. Most often, the reason for a nickname is the wearable surname, features of appearance or character, some incident or adventure that happened to the bearer of the nickname.
Usually the nickname is given in school years, in adolescence. Teenagers can be painfully inventive and often come up with an offensive nickname that can be attached to a friend for many years, sometimes for life.
A nickname can be a cause of pride and positivity, but it can cause negative emotions: shame, resentment, anger, and resentment. After all, there are offensive and unoffending nicknames. For example, the owner of the surname Chernov will normally treat the nickname "Black", but if he is given the nickname "Fat", "Cheburashka", "Humpbacked"," lame " and other similar offensive ones, then he will not like it.
I think that offensive nicknames are given by people deprived of the love of their parents, who so try to assert themselves.
We must try not to respond has the nickname, he couldn't respond, and then classmates will be interested in the name-calling and they will call you by name.
In adulthood, too, there are nicknames. But they differ in tenderness and affection. For example, newlyweds in love can call each other: "Beauty", "Mustache", "my Dumpling", "Bunny", "Miss" and other tenderness.
Agree that if such nicknames were given in adolescence, then many people would have high self-esteem, there would be no pinched pride, it would not cause negative or negative emotions. Then the ego would not suffer.
In General, I think that giving nicknames is not good, unworthy of a person. After all, a nickname is a nickname, and nicknames are (should be) only in animals, not in humans. A person-it sounds proud!
