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[ink-smear.livejournal.com]

I find myself obsessed with boys’ names. There are very few truly ‘girly’ names that I like. Is anyone else like this?

Okay, here is a list of my current favourite names. Let me know what you think. Also, I'd love to hear of any combinations of the first/middle names that appeal to you.

Boys:

Theodore
Elliott
Milo (My – low)
Noah
James
Oliver
Simon
Elijah
Neville
Emery
Quinn
Liam
Seamus (Shay – mus)

Girls:

Elliott
Rylan
Willow
Ean

Middle Names:

Cyrus
Patrick
Morgan
Spencer
Wyatt
Drew
Lawrence
Jude
Ashton
Reese
Marty
Finn
Jack
Wilder
Montague

Also, I think my grandparents’ names are rather funny/interesting. They are: Dennix and Birte (beer-ta), Camilla and Vernon.

Comments

[mrsduryee.livejournal.com]

Boys:

Theodore - like
Elliott - like
Milo (My – low) - for a pet!
Noah - adore
James - not my style
Oliver - love
Simon - like
Elijah - love!
Neville - don't understand. Sounds like a car.
Emery - it's ok.
Quinn - For a GIRL!
Liam - Like
Seamus (Shay – mus) - don't like

Girls:

Elliott - eek no!
Rylan - The only Ryan type name for a girl I like is Rylie.
Willow - too hippy, although the only name that is a girl's name here.
Ean - Give me a freakin' break.

Middle Names:

Cyrus - like
Patrick - great MN
Morgan - Like
Spencer - more of a first name to me
Wyatt - like a lot
Drew - like
Lawrence - too old. if it's from the family then yeah.
Jude - like
Ashton - meh
Reese - like. I also like Reed.
Marty - um no
Finn - like.
Jack - weird middle name.
Wilder - LOVE this!
Montague - not my style.

[ink-smear.livejournal.com]

I'm surprised that so many people see 'Quinn' as a girl name. I do like it for either, though.

I'm so glad that so many people seem to like Wilder. I was expecting some bad responses to it.

[wykd-faerie.livejournal.com]

i believe it's the to "n"s in Quinn. Quin is usually for boys and Quinn is for girls, or at least that's what I've sen IRL and on this community.

[ink-smear.livejournal.com]

Ah, I never thought of the double 'n' as a sign of a feminine name. Thank you for pointing that out.