Thoughts on name Colt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't like names that keep an individual a child. A colt is a juvenile horse. Your son is going to be 50 one day.

Exactly. There are going to be some really funny old people names in 70 years.

[Anonymous]

Eh I kinda like it.

[Anonymous]

Just.say.no

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know a family with boys Boden, Landen, Colton and Jackson. Not enough eye rolls in the world.

No fricken way. Those poor kids.

[Anonymous]

Our dog is named Colt!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree that it is a lower class white southern/rural name-sounds like something Sarah Palin would name her kids.

totally different if "Colt" is a nickname for an actual family name like Colton.

Like a name Sarah Palin would name her kids 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Anonymous]

I regret giving my sons non binary names. My views have changed over the last few years and in hindsight I should have given them more masculine names. Oldest ds gets mad when people thinks he is a girl on attendance sheets. Both boys have alpha personalities and their names don't match them. I like the name Colt. Sounds like a take charge individual. I would consider the name in the future.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I regret giving my sons non binary names. My views have changed over the last few years and in hindsight I should have given them more masculine names. Oldest ds gets mad when people thinks he is a girl on attendance sheets. Both boys have alpha personalities and their names don't match them. I like the name Colt. Sounds like a take charge individual. I would consider the name in the future.

Why not Bubba?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Strong nascar vibe if that matters.

Yes!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our dog is named Colt!

My cat is named puppy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Porn isn't as lucrative a career as it used to be, so you might reconsider.

Exactly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I regret giving my sons non binary names. My views have changed over the last few years and in hindsight I should have given them more masculine names. Oldest ds gets mad when people thinks he is a girl on attendance sheets. Both boys have alpha personalities and their names don't match them. I like the name Colt. Sounds like a take charge individual. I would consider the name in the future.

I am a girl with a non binary name back when that wasn’t even popular. I hated it. I named my girls Elizabeth and Catherine.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I regret giving my sons non binary names. My views have changed over the last few years and in hindsight I should have given them more masculine names. Oldest ds gets mad when people thinks he is a girl on attendance sheets. Both boys have alpha personalities and their names don't match them. I like the name Colt. Sounds like a take charge individual. I would consider the name in the future.

I am a girl with a non binary name back when that wasn’t even popular. I hated it. I named my girls Elizabeth and Catherine.

Riley and Skyler

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I regret giving my sons non binary names. My views have changed over the last few years and in hindsight I should have given them more masculine names. Oldest ds gets mad when people thinks he is a girl on attendance sheets. Both boys have alpha personalities and their names don't match them. I like the name Colt. Sounds like a take charge individual. I would consider the name in the future.

I am a girl with a non binary name back when that wasn’t even popular. I hated it. I named my girls Elizabeth and Catherine.

Riley and Skyler

Yeah sorry those both sound like girls to me.