no.

I love it, my second name choose for a son.

Anonymous wrote:I can't see him playing sports.

Really?

Sebastian Janikowski plays for the NFL Oakland Raiders.
Sebastian Vollmer plays for the NFL New England Patriots.
Sebastian Valle plays for the MLB Philadelphia Phillies.
Sebatian Telfair plays for the NBA Phoenix Suns.
Jean-Sebastian Giguere play for the NHL Colorado Avalanche
Sebastian Caron is a NHL hockey player having played for several teams (Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers) and currently with the Nashville Predators.
Sebastian Grosjean is a recently retired ATP tennis player once ranked #4 in the world.
Sebastian Giovinco is an Italian football (soccer) player who plays for the Italian National team.
Sebastian Le Toux is a MLS player who plays for the Philadelphia Union.
Sebastian Coe is a former 4-time Olympic medalist who set multiple world records and is now a British politician.

and St Sebastian is the patron saint of athletes.

There are more, but this is just a few.

Not at all, I just don't like the nickname choices available :/

I don't associate the name with a weak person because it was my grandfather's name and he was a bricklayer. He also made his own wine.

Unfortunately the only Sebastian I know has an extremely pretentious mother, so my answer is yes.

Way popular among Hispanic parents. Seb will not be his nickname--Sea Bass will be. (For real--ask anyone Sebastian you know)

Nope. We have one and he's got dimples and is giggly and sweet and sporty and smart. Great name, great kid.

I can't see him playing sports.

Sounds like a kid who gets sick a lot.

Not at all. A little effeminate maybe but not pretentious. Seb is a nice nickname.

Love it so much. No, it's not pretentious.

I don't know if it's pretentious, but I LOVE it!

Anonymous wrote:I love it, but it does this name sound pretentious?

I meant-- "but does this name sound pretentious?"

I love it, but it does this name sound pretentious?