80s girls have the middle names Ann(e), Jane, Louise or Elizabeth.
Girls born within the last ten years or so all have Rose, Grace or May/Mae/Mai
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Girls born within the last ten years or so all have Rose, Grace or May/Mae/Mai
Both me and my 80s sister have those middle names80s girls have the middle names Ann(e), Jane, Louise or Elizabeth.
Girls born within the last ten years or so all have Rose, Grace or May/Mae/Mai
so this is slightly OT but i would be interested to know any non British people here, do you have the same kind of "fashion" for names as we seem to in the UK? like the whole list that is published every year of the most popular names etc seems bizarre really (I am british) but it does just seem to end in people thinking... wow this name wasn;t popular, I will call my child this... and then everyone thinking the sameI feel as thought I'm the only female born in the 80x without one of those names. Certainly felt that way at school!80s girls have the middle names Ann(e), Jane, Louise or Elizabeth.
Girls born within the last ten years or so all have Rose, Grace or May/Mae/Mai
Stacey.
I don’t know anybody nice called Stacey.
I don’t know anybody nice called Stacey.
One of the girls I went to uni with has 3 girls - Summer, Skye and her newest baby girl.... Stormi 
Same! I swear I would never say boo to a goose. I am not a witchSorry to anyone with those names haha, my name has come up a few times here, usually as the ones the posters know are witches or bulliesbut can confirm I am neither
There were a lot of girls with Marie as a middle name too.80s girls have the middle names Ann(e), Jane, Louise or Elizabeth.
Girls born within the last ten years or so all have Rose, Grace or May/Mae/Mai
There is a little girl in my daughters year called BreezeOne of the girls I went to uni with has 3 girls - Summer, Skye and her newest baby girl.... Stormi
Graham
Malcolm
Gary
Sandra
Matthew
don’t know why anyone looks at a new born baby and calls them any of the above!
for recent chavvy names:
Jayden/kayden
Anything with a barrelled ‘mae’ or ‘Rae’ .. I.e ‘daisy-mae’ ‘ruby-mae’
It doesn’t make you unique or anything, it just sounds silly!
Malcolm
Gary
Sandra
Matthew
don’t know why anyone looks at a new born baby and calls them any of the above!
for recent chavvy names:
Jayden/kayden
Anything with a barrelled ‘mae’ or ‘Rae’ .. I.e ‘daisy-mae’ ‘ruby-mae’
It doesn’t make you unique or anything, it just sounds silly!
Like me, born in 1978. A lot of females around my age have the middle name Marie. It seems more common if your first name ends in an A.
tit friends!!!! I’m a wee bit boozy and had a very horrible night with friends ganging up in me in “groups” of friends Lind this this I really felt like I wanted top myself for stuff like this
Reminds me of that Ting Tings song
They call me hell
They call me Stacey
They call me Her
They call me Jane
That's not my name
Are you okay? x
Me as well born 1974, my sister has Louise as her middle name. I find most people my age have either of these as a middle name.
- Aurora... feels very try hard.
- Any names spelled wrong in the most ridiculous way - Eviee, Laylah
- Any ‘americany’ names Kayden/Jayden/Jace/Brock etc
- mai names self explanatory
- My mums boss (surname Mann) was overjoyed to introduce his first born girl “Norma” after his mum and Leah after his wife’s sister. Norma Leah Mann... say it out loud. NOT a joke
- Any names spelled wrong in the most ridiculous way - Eviee, Laylah
- Any ‘americany’ names Kayden/Jayden/Jace/Brock etc
- mai names self explanatory
- My mums boss (surname Mann) was overjoyed to introduce his first born girl “Norma” after his mum and Leah after his wife’s sister. Norma Leah Mann... say it out loud. NOT a joke
I may be speaking out of turn here as I’m not East/South East Asian but I find your comment low key racist. There’s nothing wrong with any person from any culture choosing to take on their spouse’s surname, even if the spouse is of a different culture.
I didn't say it was wrong; I just don't like these names / find them jarring (again unless the person is mixed race and the name encompasses their multiple cultures or ethnicities.) My fiancé is a white American, when I marry him I'm keeping my own name - both because it's what women usually do in my culture and because my legal name is a Chinese name that I think would look and sound godawful with his surname. You're entitled to your opinion; I've come across various comments on these threads that I would consider racist / classist but then I think that comes up inevitably whenever names are discussed
Any hyphenated first name
Reminds me of an episode of US Supernanny where she visited a family who had three or four daughters all with names like Kyleigh, Prysleigh, Brynleigh etc and then their little boy was just Brock. Come on, you couldn't give us Brockleigh?- Any ‘americany’ names Kayden/Jayden/Jace/Brock etc
My fiancé's name is made up of Normal name popular when he was born + two Americany surnames as middle names, both of which make up a weird/silly phrase together + surname. Similar to "Shane Fox River Jackson." I sometimes call him by the Fox River just to wind him up and he hates it
I'm not fond of Stacey partly because when you play Go, the pieces that get discarded/"sacrificed" are called suteishi which sounds like Stacey and that's what it always makes me think of ...
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