I agree but at the same time, idk...culture and religion go through changes each generation and what about global culture? Pushing ourselves closer to a common ground.
Also, not all children want to carry on the culture/religion of their parents. When choosing a name you're only choosing what you want to call them, not what kind of person they will be.
My boyfriend is Indian but he is, as he says, very "white-washed." He doesn't even really like Indian names - he has a Hebrew name and no one in his immediate family has an Indian name - but we are having a really hard time agreeing on a name, so I'm just trying to look at all options, as we only have 8 weeks left to decide.
aw, well good luck :) I know it was hell for us to pick a name for our son that we could agree on. We actually weren't 100% sure what his name would be until right after he was born. When I was too tired to care anymore :P
Here are some Indian names, since I was having too much fun having a discussion and not helping!
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Date: 2009-02-17 03:16 pm (UTC)Also, not all children want to carry on the culture/religion of their parents. When choosing a name you're only choosing what you want to call them, not what kind of person they will be.
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Date: 2009-02-17 03:25 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-02-17 04:38 pm (UTC)Here are some Indian names, since I was having too much fun having a discussion and not helping!
Anand
Jeevan
Naveen
Pavan
Rakesh
Ravindra
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Date: 2009-02-17 04:26 pm (UTC)I completely agree that its all personal view/ values.