Anonymous wrote:It sounds like a stripper name. Don't do it.

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Stripper or horse name

I would think you are honoring your home state of Wyoming.

Anonymous wrote:1. Yes, it’s appropriation.
2. She’ll be called “Shy Anne.”

My cousin and his wife just went ahead and named their kid Shyann.

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Anonymous wrote:I really love this name and would think that the parents love wide open spaces and the great outdoors.

A good sibling pair would be Cheyenne and Jackson.

This is the worst advice I've seen on DCUM in months, and that's saying something.

+1 Those sound like hick names.

It's literally the name of an actor. Cheyenne Jackson.

I've never heard of him. And nothing is more low class than naming kids after celebrities so I hope that wasn't supposed to be an argument in favor of the name.

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Anonymous wrote:I really love this name and would think that the parents love wide open spaces and the great outdoors.

A good sibling pair would be Cheyenne and Jackson.

This is the worst advice I've seen on DCUM in months, and that's saying something.

+1 Those sound like hick names.

It's literally the name of an actor. Cheyenne Jackson.

I agree it's a lovely name, but it definitely crosses the line into appropriation. You wouldn't name a child Cherokee, Navajo, or Inuit.

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Anonymous wrote:I really love this name and would think that the parents love wide open spaces and the great outdoors.

A good sibling pair would be Cheyenne and Jackson.

This is the worst advice I've seen on DCUM in months, and that's saying something.

+1 Those sound like hick names.

Now I have that Garth Brooks song in my head.

It sounds like a stripper name. Don't do it.