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Anonymous wrote:I actually kind of regretted making my daughter Summer, but then a bunch of people on this forum told me they liked it, and now I am back to liking it. I know it’s silly but they were very persuasive.

And, for what it’s worth, I like the name Jacob (and I love the name Jake).

I LOVE Summer.

Thank you!!!

No Ragrets

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Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Honey and Sunny?

Oh man, internalized misogyny check. Totally assume these twins were boys. Like the old joke about the boy rushed into surgery and the surgeon is his mom...

We got lucky. When she was 5 or 6 we realized that she was going to be special enough that she needs a special name.

What drivel is this??

Anonymous wrote:I actually kind of regretted making my daughter Summer, but then a bunch of people on this forum told me they liked it, and now I am back to liking it. I know it’s silly but they were very persuasive.

And, for what it’s worth, I like the name Jacob (and I love the name Jake).

I LOVE Summer.

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Anonymous wrote:I named my son a Henry and regret it. I wish I’d named gin something more cool. It doesn’t really suit him.

Henry is one of my favorite nsmes. It's not very common now now.

I had three Henrys in my class three years ago and again last year. I’ve also had a year where I had three Sophias, all of whom had the same last initial!

Anonymous wrote:Just stop with the stripper names. As a an aristocratic Euro (not kidding) don’t make your kid after gems ( Amber!) or jobs (Hunter! Taylor!). So weird!

Well, since we are in the US and not aristocratic Europe, those names are perfectly normal!

OP, I would not worry about the popularity-my oldest was named before internet/ssa name lists were around. His name turned out to be wildly popular, in fact in HS there was another with the same first AND last name (who, according to the phone calls I mistakenly got, had issues in school lol). Now as an adult in a job with people of all ages-the name is not popular and it's not an issue.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Jerry and Terry

Will and Phil?

Phil and Lil DeVille?

Anonymous wrote:Just stop with the stripper names. As a an aristocratic Euro (not kidding) don’t make your kid after gems ( Amber!) or jobs (Hunter! Taylor!). So weird!

What’s so bad about gem names? What about Ruby or Pearl? Those are kind of considered old lady names aren’t they? I don’t think of them as trashy at all.

Just stop with the stripper names. As a an aristocratic Euro (not kidding) don’t make your kid after gems ( Amber!) or jobs (Hunter! Taylor!). So weird!

Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Honey and Sunny?

I have an Edison, and while I still do love it, it will forever scream the time period (I guess we’re still in it) of last names as first names. Even though the more common ones seem to be Lincoln, Jackson, Emerson, etc. it still seems a bit too trendy.

He also for some reason pronounces it a bit like Addison, which seems to confuse people.

But it does suit him. I can’t imagine him as any other name.

And he can go by Eddie later on if he prefers.

Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Lenny and Benny

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Jerry and Terry

Will and Phil?

Anonymous wrote:I had identical twins, and didn't realize until after they were officially named that their nicknames rhyme. I'm not sure how we missed something so obvious. They're teens now, and they've luckily never gone by their rhyming nicknames.

Jerry and Terry