First of all do not mind my grammar, just understand the concept thats all.
Some Parents of this modern time call their kid(s) "junior" as a pet name but as time goes-on the (pet) name over-ride the child's real name.
No doubt this name is kinda sweet (especially the person that bears the name).
Why i'm saying this is that my friend still bears this name "junior" not minding that the guy is getting close to his "university or polytechnic" graduation. I myself still call him the name (cos i don't know his real name) and i don't know how he feels anytime I call him this name (especially in the public)
My question is;
Is this name has an after-effect ?
Any experience ?

I'll like to know people's answer to this question cos my name is Junior too and that's what people at home call me. lol

Afam4eva: I'll like to know people's answer to this question cos my name is Junior too and that's what people at home call me. lol

this is a tough question . I still dey figure ma answer

the word Junior is not a name but a title. i have a nephew who bears the same. instead of calling Junior alone, i call him his father's name with 'Junior' at the end. And i do same for my friends who bears the same title. the truth is, when you keep calling someone Junior, over time, the term Junior takes over his real name and that aint good.