Yeah, that’s right! Don’t look at me like I am crazy! Everyone has some baby names picked out! I want to hear yours!
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Yeah, that’s right! Don’t look at me like I am crazy! Everyone has some baby names picked out! I want to hear yours!
I like the name Mia.
Gabriel. I kinda like Lorna..
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Originally Posted by MissDucki
Wait a minute I almost didn't realize you haven't said any baby names yet :naughty:.
We were going to name our last Gabriel if it was a boy, but no, it was an Olivia :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Bethany
i feel awful because when I found out I went in the bathroom and ugly cried, because I was kinda set on it, this vision of a little boy Gabriel, and it was like someone died lol.
but I like vintage names like pearl and opal. Ha they sound old ladyish probably. Problem is as much as you like a name, when you have a child with someone, you usually have to compromise. So the names of my kids are compromises lol I like them, but if it would have been just me, they would have been weirder :p
Oh, I have some!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eudaimonia
Boys: Sebastian, Atticus, Romulus, Rivaille, Levi, and Ludwig
Girls: Anastasia, Ariel, Elliot, Luna, and Lilith
I am partial to names that start with L, A, or R personally.
I liked Io, Zoe, Ariadne, and Athena, as girls' names too.
I like Michael, Damon, Jack, and Hector for boys.
I like the names Ariana, Hailey, Tristen, Zac, Olympia, Alex, Hazel, Amelia, Aria, Eden, Giovanni, Isabella. I do love A names lol
In real life I have what most people in the US consider to be a "girl's name", but technically it's unisex. I think because of this I'm really partial to names that don't strongly imply gender. For boys I really like Ash, Kelly, and Jackie. For girls I quite like Max, Parker, and Riley
I hope y'all adopt or foster. The kids come with names that way.
Aubrianna
Before our son was born, we knew he was a boy but didn't have a name picked out for him yet. We placeholdered him with the name of "Biff," or "The Little Biffer."
He ended up with the names of his two grandfathers.
For tradition!
I've always liked the girl's name "Arlene", but that's because there was a girl in my grade school neighborhood named Arlene, and she was hot. Well, she was older, anyway. Two years, so she was basically a goddess to us. But my wife vetoed that name. IDK why. Lol.
I like the name Diane, or Diana. I also like "Athena", but that probably wouldn't fly in modern times, either.
I might be stuck on goddess names.
Worst parents ever:
https://tinyurl.com/y9my48nn
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The self-proclaimed Nazi gained infamy in 2008 when a supermarket refused to decorate a cake with "Happy Birthday Adolf H!tler" for the third birthday of his son Adolf H!tler Campbell.
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"I just want to be a dad. I just want to prove I'm a good father, because I am ... So what if I'm a Nazi, who cares?"
simba
hmm for male names I've liked John the best. It is my top tier pick even though it's 'basic' I suppose. and Michael and George and.. George Michael? Oh god I didn't realize that until now lol.
For female names I've liked... okay this is going to sound so horrible but I'm so gay I don't know of any female names that I really like all that much. Please don't get mad- god I suck sorry lol. ugh why do I always have to be such a goddamn misogyinstic homo all the time.
*debbie downer womp womp face*
Lol Okay, well what names would you go with, DEAD?Quote:
Originally Posted by DEAD
Ha! Bi master race ftw :PQuote:
Originally Posted by BandD
okay... I think for some weird reason I like the female name 'Natalie.'
yeah I was trying to think of female names I liked but there was like no true objectivity to it or something- it was weird. Like for every female name I picked I thought of a girl who had that name that I didn't like lol ((cuz I was trying to go by the girls with that name I liked in the Fi way instead of the name itself)) but the male names- even though there was names of the people I didn't like of that name as well - it felt more well rounded and objectively true or something- if that makes sense.
Something more normal. I've always liked the names Max, Adam and Javier for guys. Adrian too.Quote:
Originally Posted by AWellArmedCat
For girls, I like Zara, Alicia, Katy and Mylene.
aww I feel sad at the thought of not being able to have a boy baby called Gabriel too..it’s so cute! You grow up associating it with angels and it has a beautiful sound. And I can hear Carey Mulligan lovingly addressing Farmer Oak in the Far from Madding Crowd movie..there is also a really groovy song called Gabriel (Roy Davis Jr) with the lyrics ‘dancing soon became a way to communicate’ which I’ve always loved haha. Olivia is very sweet too :)Quote:
Originally Posted by reverie
That man (H!tler) ruined a perfectly good name and a perfectly good mustache. I'd have that mustache if it wasn't for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
Adolph is actually a pretty badass name.
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The name is a compound derived from the Old High German Athalwolf (or Hadulf), a composition of athal, or adal, meaning "noble" (or had(u)-, meaning “battle, combat”), and wolf. The name is cognate to the Anglo-Saxon name Æthelwulf (also Eadulf or Eadwulf). The name can also be derived from the ancient Germanic elements "Wald" meaning "power", "brightness" and wolf.
o yeah I like Adam too
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Originally Posted by xerx
It just goes to show that the man's influence wasn't all bad.
Come on, Adam. Don't tell me that you haven't secretly tried it. We all have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Strange
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Originally Posted by xerx
Lol. Nope. Not once in a long life, @xerx.
I actually hate moustaches. And goatees. I once grew a full beard, but I shaved it off when my dance instructor implied that I just grew it to get attention.
Here's a super-rare and crappy picture of me with my beard just growing out. Despite how it looks there, it was a full beard. What scared me was that parts of it came out gray.
At the time, my marriage was ending. I think I was going for the Mephistopheles look, because I felt like Hell. https://i.imgur.com/1BOluae.jpg
lol @Adam Strange you kinda look like a SLI there
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Originally Posted by BandD
My father https://i.imgur.com/DeTyIkb.jpg and son https://i.imgur.com/7cuqQBb.jpg are both SLIs. I guess it would be strange if I didn't resemble them in some way.
lol the :Te: lineage
My own father was very Fe valuing so I wonder sometimes how genetic socionics truly is. Has there been any data or research about this?
At least one of my grandfathers was LIE. I never met the other one, but I think Gamma is possible. He married into an Alpha/Delta family and produced an SLI who produced an LIE, an LSE, and an LII.Quote:
Originally Posted by BandD
@Director Abbie tried to compile some family data, but I haven't heard anything about her findings.
Also, we are derailing this thread.
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Originally Posted by BandD
genetics are related to jungian functions
https://www.the16types.info/vbulleti...tive-functions
A bit of "detrailing" in conversations is natural lol. A tiny back and forth mini-convo in a thread is not a derailment.
oh duh- I really like the female name Fifi/Fefe as well lol. Fefe Dobson... Fifi Lafume on Tiny Toon Adventures. :Fe::Fe: :Fi::Fi:
Natalie, Nicole and Fefe/Fifi probably my top 3 favorite female names.
How about Azura, like that Barbie fairy teacher in the movies of hymns and breakthrough insight to council with the flowing gummy bears and tribes of psychic oracles to let loose the flamethrower of evanescent mercury and quicksilver volts on the hydro cannon Nascar earthquake!!*
Yves, Gabriel and Alexander.
I haven't thought of girl baby names.
I've always like Nigel, Giles, Muhammad, and Archie.
Bob.
Gertrude.
Betty.
Gilbert.
Lol, kidding. I'm never going to make my own child.
I like Nora.
I am partial to the Greek/Roman names. I feel as one's own life is an epic story. Why not have an epic name?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eudaimonia
Child
a good girl's name would be nala
I like the name clover for a girl but I kno it’s too cutesy so I’ll never use it except mb on a future pet.
A girl named clover beating up a bunch of masculine and stern war veterans.
My husband likes the name Elena for a girl. I’m not sure if it’s pronounced like ‘Helena’ without the h, ‘El-lee-na’, or ‘El-lain-a’
Other girl names we like rn- Elaine, Scout, and Sasha
My husband suggested Jubilee and I’m just like ???? where on earth did that come from. He said “so I can call her jelly bean or jolly b”. Lol.
I had a crush on an Elaine in 8th grade. She was a better person than I was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
Consider that your daughter is going to be an adult at some point and she might want to run a company.
Your husband might need a pet. A bunny, perhaps? :)
There has actually been a lot of research done on the effects of baby names. Here is a link to some of it: https://freakonomics.com/podcast/how...2-rebroadcast/
Probably like Elena from vampire diaries, which sounds like the last oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
Dante
Dominick
Victor
Vince
Malik
Travis
River
Leo
Your name apparently shapes your personality, so he’ll probably grow up to be a well adjusted jock with those names. If your name is Brock or Vince your dad might be more inclined to push you towards sports than if your name is Timothy or Edwin for example
The baby name chapter of freakonomics was one of my favorites. I borrowed the book from my grandma (she read it for her book club). I was like 13 at the time and had ran out of books to read lol. Also loved the chapter about cheating in sumo wrestling and teachers who cheat for their students.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Strange
I liked Freakonomics, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
If I recall correctly, the chapter on baby names basically said that it doesn't matter what name you give to your children, as long as you invest time with them. So, you should be good, no matter what you decide.
Boys names: Daniel, Lukas, Jack, Peter, Avery, Donovan, Andrew
When I was younger I thought that Maria was the most beautiful name in the world. I’m adding it to our list since I still like the name a lot
I played a game when I was very young and the merchant guy the MC would see for clues/items is named Niko and maybe this is why I still think that’s a really good name.
Steven is good too like Steven Stone from Pokemon. He looks clean and serious and not deranged so I associate Steven with good
Idk why I like the name Charles, no association but I think it’s a good name
My real name is kinda weird. It has a dash and the spelling was altered because my SLI mom thought if I would have the same name as another person it would be difficult for me to process my documents when I get older. That dash was rom my dad, I didn’t know what he was thinking writing that and my mom didn’t know either. I only got to know about it when I was enrolling for college and I said no that’s not my name but they said I won’t be able to proceed with my studies if I don’t accept it as my name. It was forced on me but whatever. Didn’t finish yet so it’s not even worth it. I really hate the people there. That place destroyed me emotionally and even forced a name on me. Really demonic. Let’s add my dad too to the list of demonic people because he was the one who added the dash in the first place while being absent my whole life and letting my other family members carry the burden. Good thing I have a strong Te mother who is highly responsible and made life mostly comfortable and secured with no issues.
Anyway because of the altered spelling my name is not even pronounced as the common name where it is based on, So it became a different name completely and ime people don’t even associate it with the common name and think it’s a foreign or just an odd name sometimes. Though for my common nickname the altered letter is always changed to the common one. It makes me sound like I’m kinda sweet because it’s a flower after all and I don’t think it fits me. But if I would be philosophical about it I think it explains my life in a nutshell. My nickname is a shallow thing that makes people think I’m normal but I’m actually deranged and odd. But not so much that people think I should go to an asylum, because some parts of it are common after all.
For girls I like Charlotte or something with a C or Ch on them but if I would be honest I don’t think too much of a daughter because it’s kinda painful to think about. I think I would experience lots of sorrows if I raise a woman and see her in pained position. Men have a lot of issues too and I think I shouldn’t feel this way but I admit I still have too much feelings about it because I’m a woman myself and things hit home very hard. Whenever I think or talk about it I still can’t help but cry.
I used to love the name CharlotteQuote:
Originally Posted by two
I didn’t like my name growing up because it’s uncommon and I wanted to fit in. Now that I’m older it doesn’t bother me.
Styling one name only these days? Two names I liked but didn't use since I only had one girl and gave her my best saved names... This is the best way to get a feel for a name set, how could it be used... Obviously these would need to be for some pretty hefty, strong women. Also some people always pull a nickname on someone depending on their actual name. They really think it's a good thing, or it's just plain nasty (the way it works out)
Constance Gertrude (LastName)
Constance G. (LastName)
- Connie
- Con
- Stan
Gertrude Constance (LastName)
Gertrude C. (LastName)
- Gerty
- Gert
As it goes, last names do go with first and middle names, and the cadence should be tolerable, hence putting different variety of syllables in each name as needed. So having a very large list of possibilities is really good.
If you have 2 or more kids, making sure monogram is unique from each other is another angle to cover. If last name begins with "S" for example:
C.G.S.
So if you have one girl and use that name's monogram, and have a boy named Charles Goodfellow:
C.G.S
Not cool. Just trying to show things which one might not intend. Little details matter greatly.
Clair, Julie, Abigail, Helen, Josephine, Prescillia, Clarice, Gladys, Hope, Roxane, Anais, Alanis, France, Grace, Dorothy.
Edit : Baby Boys names :
Jan-Michael, Clark, Ludovic, Stanislas, Richard, Sean, Dwayne, Nestor, Alexander, Esteban, Curtis, Brandon, Bruce.
Reminds me of the main character in the vampire diaries.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
Just realized you beat me to saying this after commenting the same thing. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Aquamarine
I like Audrey & Aurora
I've been really liking the Ithian names lately: Edith, Lilith, Judith. I doubt I'd choose those names for a baby, though. Maybe a character in a story.
I also like the name Dreyma of course, which is just a word I found when I typed "dreams" into an Icelandic translator. But again—probably not something I'd name an actual human being.
Edit: My favorites that others have posted here
F - Helen, Pearl, Opal, Anastasia, Ariel, Athena, Eden, Diana/Diane
M - Alexander, Ash
Of those, I suppose I would be most likely to actually use Alexander or Eden. Not that I know if I'll ever have kids but I enjoy looking at names anyways lol.
Doesn't have anything to do with my sexual orientation, but I have the reverse issue. There's so many beautiful names for girls and guy names by comparison are pretty... boring to me. There are some basic guy names I like, such as Parker or Devin, but even those names are somehow cooler when girls have them??Quote:
Originally Posted by Shazaam
Alexis. Atticus. Vayden.
I don't like traditional names like John, Michael, etc. Overused.
I was named Riley, Riley Hicks when I was born in UVA Halloween 93, which Riley means valiant, but sadly could mean I'm Bruce Lee incarnate as Rayquaza Pokemon, but optimistically, it could also mean I was the Riley Real Madrid Arceus with Marius Florin ancient alien theorist on my website this year 493!!
Atticus is the name I gave my favorite Kavat in Warframe.
I love old-time names.
Out of the blue my brother texted me: “name her nico”.
No hellos or congratulations, just “name her nico” lol. He must have overheard my mom talking to me, since I doubt she would share the news without asking me first. She’s ILI. Not a gossiping ESE. Actually it’s possible that she already asked me and I just don’t remember, lol.
Anyway it’s too early to know if it’s a girl.
I really want to name a son of mine Arthur. This has been a desire since I was a kid. It still is. I will make this intention clear to my woman before we even get married and if it's unacceptable for her, we're not meant to be.
I'm indifferent to girl names. As long as it's a normal ass name and not some stupid bullshit. No child of mine is gonna have some shitty retard name.
Hmmm... My SLI ex insisted that I name my son Zakk, so I had to. When I was pregnant with my daughter I wanted to name her Leeloo because I love that name. The SLI said "No" We argued and came to the agreement that I could name her Milla(mee-luh) Elise. Her name is pretty, but I really wanted to name her Leeloo Elise. :/