Might as well, I've got it everywhere else!!Girthaimagine having girth in your name
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Another name I used to like is Dulce. But if said in my accent it's dull-see. Not nice.
I know someone named Celeste, but she doesn't pronounce it like See-lest, but Chi-leh-steh
That sounds like a brand of contraceptive pill!I know someone named Celeste, but she doesn't pronounce it like See-lest, but Chi-leh-steh
i really dislike the name Gabriel, but Gabe is vile. it makes me think of something greasy and oily and slippery! totally appreciate it's a weird association to have with the name, and i honestly have no idea where it came from, but hearing the name Gabe makes me want to wash my hands!
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I really can't stand the name Junior 
i love the meaning of the name Dulce - but i totally agree about the pronunciation. i also wouldn't wanna burden my little girl with the nickname "Dull".
Sonny 
Strange coincidence - I just saw a post elsewhere where someone was asking whether sunnie/sonny could be a unisex name!Sonny
i can totally imagine people using Sunny/Sunnie as a unisex name, but Sonny seems incredibly masculine and i hope nobody has decided to use it to name a girl!
Rusty and Randy Nobody should be called Randy, not even as a nickname. Rusty is no better.
Nobody should be called Randy, not even as a nickname. Rusty is no better.
Iโve never met a person called rustyRusty and Randy
cats onlySadly, I know one Rusty. They're American, not British. I've never heard of a Brit named Rusty.Iโve never met a person called rusty
One of the mums at school just had a baby boy - Norman ! She has a little girl called Ronnie- Ray ( not Rae which is the more feminine version )
These are names from when I used to work in a school
Twins called Julie and Nora
Lulu
Coddie ( Cody)
Susan ( not really a common name for a 3 year old !)
Angel
There was a girl called Amy- Lee-Mary- Jane that was her actual first name and it was never allowed to be shortened
Prince
Latif and his sister Latifah
Hugo
Sunshine ( he had a brother called star )
Zulu
These are names from when I used to work in a school
Twins called Julie and Nora
Lulu
Coddie ( Cody)
Susan ( not really a common name for a 3 year old !)
Angel
There was a girl called Amy- Lee-Mary- Jane that was her actual first name and it was never allowed to be shortened
Prince
Latif and his sister Latifah
Hugo
Sunshine ( he had a brother called star )
Zulu
Coddie, but pronounced like the name Cody?! that's awful! surely people would see that spelling, and pronounce it Coddy, like the fish!
I genuinely cannot imagine why anyone would use the name Norman - and Susan/Julia/Nora are equally as hideous!
Another one of mine is Wilma - I think it is so ugly and old-fashioned. I associate it with Wilma Flintstone; a racist old lady in the Deep South; or an annoying dog called Wilma that a friend of our family used to own
I've just seen a birth announcement- baby Franklin-Fox 
Decades ago there was an American actor called Randy Mantooth! Yes he really was called that!Rusty and Randy
Of course, I had to Google him and omg you're right! Randy Mantooth...what a name.
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