I have some names in mind, but it would mostly depend on what the father looked like.
Boys: Victor, Trevor Gordon, Trent, Julio Augusto, Dallas, Houston, Robert, Tobias
Girls: Aria Sonnet, Libra, Daniella Libra, Maya, Maria, Rachel, Cherokee
These are all of the possiblities that I can think of for now. However, the chances of me finding a decent guy that won't dump me for my friends is a long shot, so if the names sound dumb then you have nothing to fear. However, some of the names like "Tobias" and "Daniella" I'm worried about b/c I don't know how much I really like the name "Toby" and I would get extremely angry if anyone called my kid "Danny" (I know very few good guys named "Danny" or "Jimmy"/"James").
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Originally Posted by Yamamanama
Did you pick those intentionally, ArrowHead?
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ROFL. Nice one. Sadly, I knew a kid named Charles Peters, but his nickname was "Chuck". I wonder how he felt every time the secretary said, "Chuck Peters come to the office please."
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Originally Posted by CetteHamsterLa
Seriously though naming your kid Angelus is just sending him on a a one way trip to swirlytown don't do it.
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Unless the kid ends up like the guy in that song "A Boy Named Sue". Then, he could end up being the greatest boxer/wrestler/martial artist.
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Originally Posted by Pez
I’d probably go for a more traditional name (and certainly avoiding any Hollywood trends. i.e place names). Unique is fine, but a difficult to spell or overly complicated name is out. For boys, I’d probably stray away from unisex names.
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It annoys me when celebrities try to give their kids these bizarre names like "audio science" and "pilot inspektor" (I should bite my tongue with "Aria Sonnet", but to me it seems poetic rather than bizarre). It's even more annoying when they give their kids these foreign names like "Satchel" or "Kal-el" (yes, from Krypton) and the kids don't even match the look of the foreign name. Suri, TomKat's kid, might have a chance at matching the exotic sounding name, but it's just weird seeing someone with blond hair and blue eyes being named "Makitah" or "Aheem". I am all for unique names, but some people go a little too far and I've seen white kids being made fun of because their names sounded too Latin American of African American. Also, seeing a Latin American named Boris was sort of weird too, but he's a very strong guy.
Jam it back in, in the dark.