Your name is your personal identification, given to you by your tutor at the moment of your birth, at times it is given to you before you came out of the uterus by your parents or adoptive parents that had a deal with a woman who's uterus they rented. There is cases like orphans or children left behind that get names later on in their lives by uncles, nuns and others.
If you have an average English, there is a high likelihood that it will be registered in urban dictionary might tell you excellent things: To women, it tells them that they are special and beautiful, unique in every sense and kind hearted; while to men it'll tell them that they are the perfect boyfriend, that their penis is ginormous and they are unstoppable in the bed, also that they are intelligent and magnificent.
But there are exceptions to this rule such as Eugene.
1: Hello there, my name is Mark.
2: Oh cool, I'm Erika.
1: Really? That's great! Urban dictionary says Erika's are great people, really understanding and charming, no way one could be bad, urban dictionary wouldn't lie.
After college Mark and Erika got married Erika became a housewife and 5 years in their marriage, Erika cheated and got divorced, took away the kids and Mark's money
