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I hate it when people put (y/n) in their stories. What if my name is Kumpimuk Bukhawul? Do I have to read it as

"Kumpimuk Bukhawul, will you marry me?" said *insert idol's name*.

Even a simple name like Christopher can't be pronounced properly by a foreigner, how do you expect your favorite idol to say your full name?

My name, for instance, will be read as "harune". And a name like Chittapon will be like "Chittaponeu".

Also, not everyone reads the (y/n) as their name.

I read it as literally y n. Like why an.

Some people read it as yin.

And if you're going to the extent of describing (y/n)'s full body and face, you should at least give the character a name.

Question:
How do you read (y/n)? Do you really read out your own name?

(tell me your answers here I wanna know)

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