Or, you could grow up and use a real name in your email address like every other mature, grown man.
yeah, that's what I said I want to do. I want to use my name + surname but they are all taken, the Polish version of my name, English version of my name and I wouldn't want my address to be like
realfirstname+realsurname3947124@gmail.com . With all those numbers that doesn't even look like a serious e-mail address.
edit: holy cow, I just checked and they are available!
There's a new problem, pretty hard for me, easier to solve for you foreigners probably so I will ask for your opinion (especially Slavic guys). I'm not sure if I should go for the Polish version of my name or the English one. Polish is Szymon but direct English translation would be Simon (I use that everywhere abroad and for Facebook). I guess I'd give the address to people from abroad too and I'm pretty sure that "Szymon" would be harder for you guys. As a matter of fact I might use it even more with English-speaking people in the future. But then again my surname might be a problem too. I don't want to create shitloads of email accounts for different situations. I'd like to have one, main private e-mail address only for friends and private conversations. What do you guys think? Sofi? Your last name is Slavic too, your first name is easy for Americans though.
This might be silly but I plan on making this my main private email address and finally stick with it and that's a strategic planning issue. I will use it for friends (including new-met people here and abroad, and I plan on going there quite a lot in the future) but perhaps also to contact with more serious people.