Well, there is London Fletcher -- the popular Redskins player.


But what would be most awesome would be if his middle name could be Paris, and last name Underpants. Can you manage that?

Anonymous wrote:I know a London. She is female, in her 30s and still gets annoyed by all the "I live the city" comments about her name.

Adrian(ne) is also a boy's and girl's name. Without seeing it written, I'd probably guess female if I heard your two names together.

Hadnt thought of that..thanks for the perspective.

Back to the drawing board it is...oh dear!

I know a London. She is female, in her 30s and still gets annoyed by all the "I live the city" comments about her name.

Adrian(ne) is also a boy's and girl's name. Without seeing it written, I'd probably guess female if I heard your two names together.

Maybe you should go more specific, like Croydon, Balham, or Wapping?

At least choose a masculine sounding middle name. But if you're trying to be gender-ambiguous, then it's perfect.

OP-here...I have to be honest. I dont LOVE it either but I thought it was all in my head.

I think Adrian is really nice!

BTW, London is now #94 for girls, more popular than Lydia, Kaitlyn, Violet, Angelina, Paige, Ruby, Piper, and Mary. So it's rather feminine.

By contrast, London is #561 for boys, behind Alvin, Boston, and Nelson but still more popular than Rhett, Jermaine, and Roy.

Anonymous wrote:I know a 4 year old boy named London. TBH, I think it's a terrible name.

And I know a 2-year-old girl named London.
Equally terrible.

I think girl when I hear it. But I'm not sure why.

No. Awful.

I know a 4 year old boy named London. TBH, I think it's a terrible name.

I kind of love it, but I don't like it with the middle named you picked. I would choose a shorter middle name.

I don't dislike it, but I'm not sure it'll go for the long haul. Constantly having to deal with silly comments or having to say "like the city" could get annoying for the kid/teenager/adult.

I like it.

Looking for initial reactions to the name London for a boy? I know its a unisex name but does it lean one way more than the other? We were thinking of the name London Adrian..(A-dree-An)