Boys names that have the following criteria.

[Anonymous]

What about Grayson or Grady?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone ever stipulate that they want a weak, milquetoast name for their son-to-be?

My husband said both Timothy and Miles are "pansy" names.

I think Tim Tebow would disagree with your husband. (and so might Miles Davis)....just sayin'.

I've always thought of Tim as a fairly effeminate name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our son's first and middle name are Colton Davis. Some will say it's newish but it's an old English name. The response that has always been elicited is "wow that is a very strong name" I am sure someone will tear me apart as per usual on these name threads

We named our son "Dirk Thruster" for the same reasons. Sounds newish, but actually an old English name.

You just made my hellish-snow-bound day. LMAO.

[Anonymous]

OP here...I am just coming back to this thread now!

I had no idea Asher was an older name, which is why I thought it was newer.

Thanks for the ideas, everyone!

[Anonymous]

Peter
Paul
Not Mary

[Anonymous]

Calvin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What about Grayson or Grady?

Grady = grandpa

[Anonymous]

As for names that are "pussy" (such an offensive way to refer to "weak," by the way)....there are "sensitive masculine" names that are growing in popularity right now:

Sebastian, Jonah, Jonas, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Peter
Paul
Not Mary

Ha!

[Anonymous]

Resurrecting this old thread to see what you all think. Am considering the following names:
Leo
Leon
William
Conrad
Robert

DH likes Desmond and Damon, but I don't.

[Anonymous]

Adam. Calvin. Abraham. Brian.

[Anonymous]

Krull

[Anonymous]

Neil

[Anonymous]

OP, Asher is not a new name. It's really nice actually. What about Wyatt?

[Anonymous]

Paul