Louise. I don't mind it, although I never use it really. =\ It doesn't seem to come from anywhere in my family either, its just a random name that my mother decided to tag on!

Stephen. Not too bad, it works. Then there's the other one, Albert, which I chose back in CCD as my patron saint. They actually go alright between my first and last names, so they're alright.

Mine is Adam, I never use it... Its just there. Do I like it? I guess?

Eh, I don't care much for it. Jane. So mundane. And I know a lot of people who have the same middle name as me.

Mines is Matthew. I don't hate and I never use it, so it poses no real problem. Some people despise their middle names, but I don't understand why if the only place it's required is on official documents.

Ashley.

A girl's first name.

Seldom used.

Paredes. Kinda reinforces the Spanish behind my filipino heritage. I'm also sure that I've got about 1/16 of Japanese in my bloodline, I think ^_^

haha SORRY. It's Jennifer, and I don't mind it at all. My Dad even calls me Jenny since he's the one who picked it for me.

John.

Very average if I may say so. But I'm not bothered, I like it.

William. I like it. Its my dad and grandpa's middle name too. Both them and my great grandpa all share the same first name, Donald.

I love how some people are so traumatized by their middle name that they won't even post it in a thread ABOUT MIDDLE NAMES.

Mine's Blake. I've always thought it was nifty, and have tried several times (unsuccessfully) to get people to call me by that name. Not that I hate my first name or anything, it's just that Blake is a little more unusual.

I can't spell my middle name. Well, more like I can't remember which spelling. I never have my social security card with me to check either.

Are you serious? I used to make fun of my ex-husband relentlessly because he couldn't remember whether his first name was spelled "Jeffrey" or "Jeffery," and I had never heard anyone else say they couldn't remember how to spell their name.

Anyway, what is it?

Internet hackers and everything, they're going to get us all via our middle names. :(

No, mine is luc (my asshole brother's name)... if you reverse it: cul (ass in french) T_T

My middle name is Marie. My mom has some philosphy for names that if your first name is long, the middle name is short and vice versa. 'Katherine Marie' (me) flows pretty well as compared to my mom's given name of 'Rebecca Narcissus' (like the flower). I think that's why she developed that belief.... Her maiden name was a mouthful.

Erin.

I like my middle name much more than my first name, and I wish my parents had reversed them when they named me. Too many Amandas around, but I've only ever met one person named Erin.

Mine is Paul.
I don't dislike it, but i'm also not greatly fond of it.
To be honest I forget that it's even there half the time.

Thomas.

It's not a bad middle name, really. I don't see why I wouldn't like it.

Either Nichole, Nichol, or Nicole. I think it's the former.

My middle name is Andrew. I've never at all been embarrased by it, and I usually sign things using my middle initial. I think the whole embarrasement thing comes along because most parents only use it when their children get in trouble. So people would then associate their middle names with getting in trouble. Think about it; have you ever heard Lee Harvey Oswald or John Wilkes Boothe refered to *without* their middle names?

No, I highly dislike my Middle name.

If you must know it; it's "Daniel"… I just don't think it suits me. Sadly there's a disturbing reason behind it, too.

i don't mind my middle name, i just get weird looks because it's my parents attempt to romanise my cantonese name only to fail miserably, extremely miserably:

what it should be in romanised cantonese: syut mun
what parents turned it into: sheer maine

yeah, my parent's english is pretty useless >.> and to think dad used to be in a reputable british university

My middle name is from my father whom I have a lot of respect for. So I really don't mind my middle name at all.