I really want to know what the dessert-based middle name actually is. Profiterole?Tiramisu?Trifle? Brownie?Cookie?Black Forest Gateau?I recently came across someone whose name was something like (not the real name, obviously) "Susie Blancmange-Rose Smith." Yes her name really has a dessert in it, albeit it's a middle name. She's a friend of a friend on social media and her account has a pinned post saying she is tired of explaining that that is her real name. Well then why put the full name in your bio then? Just put Susie Smith and no one will be any the wiser
His daughter’s initials spell out Mace, which I thought was amusing! Those poor boys, they will spend all eternity filling in forms for exams/anything official. Never even heard of Alphege as a name, but it is awful. At least ir’s not a first name!the poor kid was his sixth child, so the obvious and imaginative choice of name was....Sixtus! it means "sixth born".
he's gone wild with the boy's names, but then his daughter's name - although it could also be a collection of the names of his ancestors - seems super boring and out of place in comparison. even the boys with more standard Thomas, Alfred and Peter have a collection of illustrious middle names, but Mary Anne Charlotte is just kinda...blah.
There’s another mum on YouTube who has called her daughters names that all end with an ee sound. First one is Sophie, which I like, and the last one is Lexi, which I don’t think is short for Alexia/Alexandra. The middle girl is called Remi, which is just totally a boy’s name to me, and I have heard it as a shortened version of Remington, which is even worse!All she’s ever going to hear is Remi the Rat
At the school I worked in, there was a girl called Levi ( rhymes with Chevy, not the jeans brand), which I also really dislike, however you pronounce it.
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