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⌈ Secret Post #5555 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

This discussion unlocked a memory I have of reading a biography about the band Pussy Riot, because in one part it said when one of the members was a child she signed her first name on her homework, and got in trouble because she didn't use the diminutive. The book said that signing her full name was considered a deliberately disrespectful thing to do, and children are always expected to go by diminutives because the full version implies they think they deserve an adult level of respect. The book made it sound like this was standard practice in Russia in general, but it was so strange I wondered to what extent it was really true, or if it's just strict schools and families that do it.

[(Anonymous)]

This is really weird and not at all standart. You supposed to sign your work by your last name actually. But it varies of course.
It's considered somewhat weird for children to use full name and not diminutive, but it mostly can get you bullied by your classmates and not teachers. But you get a lot of shitty people in school systems though, so it's possible it happened to her.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm Russian and this is the first time I hear something like this. The teacher was obviously an idiot.