Just makes me think of mustard, to be honest.A friend recently posted a picture of her new grandson on Facebook, named Coleman.I really dislike surnames, especially occupation type names, as first names.
I have a 3 year old relative called Keith. I do understand wanting a name that doesn't sound too babylike when you're an adult. But who looks at a baby and thinks Keith?Bruce just reminds me of Bruce Bogtrotter from Matilda, the chocolate cake boy!
such an odd name to think suits a baby boy! i also remembered recently that I went to school with a couple of boys named Gavin, and again, who looks at a baby and thinks "looks like a Gav!"
Sounds like a shop that sells luggage and walking shoes/trainers lol
Sounds like Obnoxious Cocks
) and the other one was Jaylen Jayden Jackson. The Mum insisted we address them by all 3 of their names......fucking madness
I thought you said you were 85 years old!I’m 85 baby so school from 90s we ALL had Louise as a middle name I swear
Wren just gives me kitchen vibesi actually quite like Wren, but equally there are names which just don't work, based on a child’s appearance. I was once told that I was almost named Willow, but my parents decided against it, because they felt the name would suit a tall child with a slim-build, and wouldn't have been so fitting if I had been a short kid with less of a willowy physique! i guess it's hard to predict if you love a name whether it will actually suit your child as they grow, but some names are somewhat unfortunate as they don't really fit the child. obvs it depends on the name, but i agree that Wren gives me dainty little waif kinda vibes.
And they explained it every time someone asked what their children were called, proud as fuck.