Ooo not sure it’s young girls and babies round here
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There are some names that are OK but awful shortened. I hate Ethan now as I’ve heard ‘Eeth’ bellowed across too many parks
my ex wanted Ethan for our son but I HATE the Eeeeth sound so much. I've always had an irrational hate for that name. We went with Evan instead
I’ve commented on another thread on here about me and my siblings having unusual names. Our father was really into Greek mythology. I don’t mind my name the older I’ve got the more I like it. My sister hates hers and goes by a shorter version. My brother absolutely hates his always has so we’ve always called him Gary
I know someone whose daughters are Fleur and Molly. Nice girls but their names just don't go together...
What I hate most about the use of this name is that it wasn't even her name, just her title.My youngest had a Khaleesi in his class. To the parents, they should have finished GOT before naming their child after the mad queen
I HATE all of the JaydenS, kaydens,Beaus
little guys will be causing all of the classroom trouble.
little guys will be causing all of the classroom trouble.
Yeah that's bizarre! I knew girls once who were Niamh and Natalia. I get that they're both N names but it was just weird to me
I’ve never liked the name Brian because it makes me think of gross gooey brains
don’t like the name Billy. Jordan is way too common now for men and women so that’s a no. Mia - mia’s always seem to be brats. Don’t like Davina or Philippa - just sound like man names gone wrong. Much prefer -y ending names than -ie for example Holly is much nicer than Hollie.
don’t like the name Billy. Jordan is way too common now for men and women so that’s a no. Mia - mia’s always seem to be brats. Don’t like Davina or Philippa - just sound like man names gone wrong. Much prefer -y ending names than -ie for example Holly is much nicer than Hollie.
EXACTLY!!!! At least if they called their kid Daenerys it would be something!
I actually really loved the name Aria before GoT came about but now it's pretty common and also I wouldn't want people to ask if she'd been named after Arya in GoT.
I can't do Mia because I had anorexia and Mia is the abbreviation that eating disorder suffers use for Bulimia. Name ruinedI’ve never liked the name Brian because it makes me think of gross gooey brains
don’t like the name Billy. Jordan is way too common now for men and women so that’s a no. Mia - mia’s always seem to be brats. Don’t like Davina or Philippa - just sound like man names gone wrong. Much prefer -y ending names than -ie for example Holly is much nicer than Hollie.
I hate loads of Welsh names tbh (and I'm Welsh). Geraint sounds like a disease, Llew sounds feminine, Gwawr is not even a word and don't get me started on Carwyn and Gerwyn. Welsh speakers pronouce it as Carrrrrrrwyn and Gerrrrrrrrwyn like their pirates.
Fellow welsh person here and yes. I find the names really harsh. Especially girls names. Angharad, Non, I mean what kind of name is Non.
My name is welsh and I really like it tbf
God, I forgot about Non - and Tegan... awful
I don't like surnames as a first name like
Reagan
Kennedy
Jackson
or City names
Paris
London
Berlin
Reagan
Kennedy
Jackson
or City names
Paris
London
Berlin
I know someone who has a Helen and Margot. Also feel so odd together. It is like having a Karen and Camilla
Tegan is terrible. It's terrible as the welsh word for toy Te-gan and it's terrible as Teeee-gan. I hate Seren as well. It's horrible
I really don't like when nicknames are the first name instead of the actual name it's short for (hope that made sense) e.g. Charlie instead of Charles or Charlotte, Alfie instead of Alfred etc.
Also really dislike parents being the absolute most when they are spelling the name just to make it stand out, e.g. Klowee instead of Chloe, Jaxxson instead of Jackson.
Can't stand people without Irish heritage using Irish the Irish spelling of names - just why?
Then theres the clearly made up names, e.g. Neveah (for Heaven backwards) or Jaspin
And of course the names which automatically make you think of middle aged accountants, Barry, Keith, Ian, Gary, Alisdair, Karen, Janet, Sandra, Muriel, Ursula etc.
All things considered, if I ever have children it'll be a challenge naming them
) e.g. Charlie instead of Charles or Charlotte, Alfie instead of Alfred etc.Also really dislike parents being the absolute most when they are spelling the name just to make it stand out, e.g. Klowee instead of Chloe, Jaxxson instead of Jackson.
Can't stand people without Irish heritage using Irish the Irish spelling of names - just why?
Then theres the clearly made up names, e.g. Neveah (for Heaven backwards) or Jaspin
And of course the names which automatically make you think of middle aged accountants, Barry, Keith, Ian, Gary, Alisdair, Karen, Janet, Sandra, Muriel, Ursula etc.
All things considered, if I ever have children it'll be a challenge naming them
I love the name ErinI love this thread
My daughter’s name came up once but I don’t think that’s much of a win as it’s kinda uncommon. I’m surprised that a few people have said Erin! It was on my list (vetoed for being ‘too American’) and I thought it was pretty non-offensive
Also all the currently popular names being slated, makes me wonder why they’re popular. Unless Tattlers all have unpopular opinions
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