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Hillary? Patricia? Nicole?

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The name Mystery, written on her forehead.

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Virginia Eternia Neubache

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Jokes aside, this is a really important question.
Some names just are very suggestive of a bad girl, slut or pornstar like Jasmine, Destiny or Selina.

Be careful what you call your daughter.

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Biblical type names are always the best:

Mary
Sarah
Isabella
Laura
Faith
Hope
Charity
Paula
Jeana/Jeanette

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Old ass names. Cleopatra etc.

Just found this: Heqet

"Egyptian name of a frog-headed goddess of fertility, meaning frog"

Ayyyyy

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A friend of mine chose "Madeleine" and "Eleanor" which i thought were good.

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These what would you name your daughter and son are so 20th Century and transphobic. There really should only be one thread.

What would you name your transgender XYX little adult personoid?

Post: #10

My personal favorites:


Laura

Deborah (Debi)

Pasiphaia

Teuta (to honor some Illyrian ancestors)

Melani(a)

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Mercedes.

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Shomanique
Mercedes
Lashonda

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Names need to have meaning.

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Joanna Bozz

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Dasha, Svetlana, Olya, Yuliya, Alina, Elena, Alyona, Irina, Ekaterina, Masha, Maryana, Natalya, Natasha, Oksana, Vyktoria, Vlada, Yana, Yeevgenya....

Any of the previous sounds good to me.

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Poland seems to have a small pool of the same names, so I would just stick to the basics, they are all called Ola, Kasia, Claudia, Natalia, Asia or Agnieszka, so I will just roll a dice.

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Some of the tops on my list are: Lara, Lana, Lena/Lina, Lyanna, Amelie, Rianne, Karina, Beverly, Jacqueline, Rona, Viviene, and Beryl.

Just for the sake of gender equality, my list for boys: Everton, Lennox, Ronan, Errol, Leyland, Liam, Thompson, Neville, Spalding, Trenton

My children will all have the same middle name, which will be my family's ancestral (Scottish) last name.

My stipulations are quite simple with regard to baby names:

1. None of these new "ethnic" names. I will not abide by a son with a name like "Zaquan", "Denard", or "Chevaughn", nor will I tolerate a name like Keisha or Denyque for my daughter. My children will have names that are 1) real (with actual meaning and history) and 2) allow them to keep their ethnicity secret until they are met in person (this is a strategic advantage for any minority). Nobody should be able to look at a resume and, from the name alone, deduce their ethnicity.

2. No common names. I don't want any sons named John, Josh, or William, for example. My first name is somewhat common and I might make an exception for a Jr., but that'll be it. My kids should be able to go through life without feeling like there are a million of them in every class/office they work in (and getting called on even when they're not getting called on).

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"Common" names are common because they have a meaning or significance.

Making up a name is low quality.

Using a last name for a first name is stupid, that's the white version of silly black naming ("Preston, please come over here with my raspberry infused son tea, please").

Unisex is another that so-called red pill people should know better than (thus also DQ'ing last names as first names).

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(08-25-2016 09:55 AM)Kid Twist Wrote:  "Common" names are common because they have a meaning or significance.

Making up a name is low quality.

Using a last name for a first name is stupid, that's the white version of silly black naming ("Preston, please come over here with my raspberry infused son tea, please").

Unisex is another that so-called red pill people should know better than (thus also DQ'ing last names as first names).

I get that common names have significance within the cultures in which they are common. I simply don't like their commonality.
I don't like making up names either, so my ideal names are those that have long-term significance but are also not as commonly given.

Also, I don't see anything wrong with last name first names. I certainly don't see how that naming convention is equivalent to made up names. Very often, last name first names are given to honor ancestors and keep old family names alive. Those names also usually have long-term history/meaning and aren't thrown together out of nowhere.

I'll add the discomfort with unisex names to the list of "red pill" tropes I'm not keen on.

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What was Obamas grandparents thinking naming his mom Stanley?

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(08-25-2016 07:41 AM)Rocha Wrote:  Dasha, Svetlana, Olya, Yuliya, Alina, Elena, Alyona, Irina, Ekaterina, Masha, Maryana, Natalya, Natasha, Oksana, Vyktoria, Vlada, Yana, Yeevgenya....

Any of the previous sounds good to me.

why not a good Portuguese catholic name?

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I'm fond of virtue names, with the exception of Chasity. We know what happened to Sonny & Cher's adopted daughter. Probably skip Amity as well, I think it's a nice name but too many folks associate it with a horror book/movie.

As far as Japanese names go, I like Aoi. Not that I expect to get involved with a Japanese woman, it's just a cool name.

Post: #23

Sue Blue Cross

That's the insurance company that covered my vasectomy. If it didn't work, I'm going to sue them.

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(08-25-2016 12:12 PM)Private Man Wrote:  Sue Blue Cross

That's the insurance company that covered my vasectomy. If it didn't work, I'm going to sue them.

I suppose you're young enough to pull women who are still fertile. It must be nice. Sigh.

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Doesn't really matter, she's going to go by "sister" once she's in the convent.