Names you HATE

[Anonymous]

Eunice.

Looks bad, sounds bad.

Jessica. I don't know why.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've always disliked the name Molly. My cousin is a Molly and while she is a great girl, I can't stand her name. When she was born, for the longest time my mother and I just called her "the baby" because we just couldn't stand even saying it.

It is irrational and I can't explain my intense dislike of this name. I just really can't stand it.

Molly was a dog name in the 90's and now is becoming a popular choice for humans again. I think it's cute but no one with this name is going to be a supreme court justice.

I had a great-great grandmother from Ireland named Molly.

[Anonymous]

Mulva

[Anonymous]

I love the name Sherry but it may be because I have a beloved family member with that name. But it does kind of roll off the tongue sweetly and works for a girl and a woman. I guess it's all subjective but I don't understand why someone wouldn't like this name (unless it has some negative association).

[Anonymous]

Haley

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love the name Sherry but it may be because I have a beloved family member with that name. But it does kind of roll off the tongue sweetly and works for a girl and a woman. I guess it's all subjective but I don't understand why someone wouldn't like this name (unless it has some negative association).

It's trashy and also bothers everyone who hates the "i" ending names, which is a good number of people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Henry
Owen
George

Beatrice

Love all of these.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Josie

Oliver

Love Josie, but as a nickname for Josette. So cute!

[Anonymous]

Todd. Gross.

[Anonymous]

Seth

[Anonymous]

I don't care what the name is. I just wish people would stop using trashy to describe names. It's so sickeningly classist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Henry
Owen
George

Beatrice

Funny, I like all these.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:North

and can Nori to the list.

Nori is for sushi not a baby.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate the name Finn. Why name your kid part of a fish?!

Or after a nationality?

Nope, after an Irish hero.

http://thenorthernirelandguide.co.uk/giants-causeway-and-legend-finn-mccool

[Anonymous]

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I can't stand it when people name their kids after a luxury brand: Mercedes, Lexus, Tiffany.

You've got it wrong way round in the case of "Mercedes". The car was named after a race-driver's daughter, so what you can't stand is somebody using his daughter's name to sell cars. Too late, it was all over more than a hundred years ago.