Skipper is just such a random name, like Busy Philips daughters names Cricket and Birdie
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Sienna which is both nonsense ( it’s a city not a person’s name, would you call someone Oslo? Miami? Madrid?) and also misspelled ( city is called Siena )
Most people who use it have also never been there
I also can’t stand Andrea for a girl as the meaning is “vigorous man” same goes for Cecily ( the one who is blind ) or Claudia ( the one who is limping )
I often wonder how people give names without checking their meaning before.
Most people who use it have also never been there
I also can’t stand Andrea for a girl as the meaning is “vigorous man” same goes for Cecily ( the one who is blind ) or Claudia ( the one who is limping )
I often wonder how people give names without checking their meaning before.
have to agree with poppy
I despise these names.
I also can't see the appeal of "Maddie/Maddy". Sounds like an insult for someone who is mad.
Sienna is my niece's name, I associate it with the colourSienna which is both nonsense ( it’s a city not a person’s name, would you call someone Oslo? Miami? Madrid?) and also misspelled ( city is called Siena )
Most people who use it have also never been there
I also can’t stand Andrea for a girl as the meaning is “vigorous man” same goes for Cecily ( the one who is blind ) or Claudia ( the one who is limping )
I often wonder how people give names without checking their meaning before.
Agree re Andrea, Cecily, Claudia. Same goes for Mallory/Malorie (means "unlucky") or Alexia (a brain disorder that causes a loss of reading ability)
I like Sienna, and LOVE Cressida! sorry not sorry. I also love posh boys names like Hugo and Rupert.
Lydia, Lynda, Ashley…
all pretentious
all pretentious
Aria. So popular these days
I know a boy named Ari, granny says it like Arrrrrrrrrrrri.
This just reminds me of Draco Malfoy’s mum
Cricket is awful .
even the colour is with one N as it refers to the same city, it’s just us english speakers who mispelled it and it stayed that way
I also have a dislike for names that are actually the short version of a full name. Like the famous Archie. Alex comes to mind. Bill. Charlie. Why
I just read someone named their son Dashiell
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I did not know that, interesting!
I think that full names as nicknames risk being perceived as childish/immature when someone's a teenager or adult. Might be some exceptions - I don't think most people would bat an eyelid at someone being named Sally rather than Sarah for instance. But Alfie, Archie, Maisie and so on are another story
Some names might cute as a baby but can you imagine when that person is elderly and saying ‘let’s go see nanny Shakira’ or ‘granny Aria’
Blaise- just no..
Xayvier- why with all these letters
Shanda- shanda? shanda? shanda? are you serious
Author- sigh
I've just read this thread and some of the names here
(poor kids)
Xayvier- why with all these letters
Shanda- shanda? shanda? shanda? are you serious
Author- sigh
I've just read this thread and some of the names here
(poor kids)
Yes, Teddy or Beau on an adult
Jasper, Felix, Gus, Cyril, Sybil & Persephone , not a fan of these.
Wasn't Skipper the name of the Barbie Doll's sister?
Wasn't Skipper the name of the Barbie Doll's sister?
I've never understood if it's meant to be after the game of cricket, or the insect.
Either way, Busy Philipps is annoying as duck.
Lol - this means "scandal" in Yiddish!
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