Anonymous
Post 07/14/2013 17:46     Subject: Names you HATE
Corey and
Corrie
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2013 15:03     Subject: Names you HATE
Madison and Sienna. Yuck!
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2013 14:31     Subject: Names you HATE
Mackenzie, sounds like a name for a dog
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2013 14:25     Subject: Names you HATE
Owen and Harry. Dog names.
Anonymous
Post 07/09/2013 15:01     Subject: Names you HATE
Brandy/Brandi. I only know one, and darnit, she is a whore.
Anonymous
Post 07/09/2013 13:50     Subject: Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:It did not take long for my daughters name to be mentioned here. I suppose that is a compliment


Yes, I may actually choose one of the names from these various lists for my next kid because I figure, if the DCUM world hates it, I must be doing something right.
Anonymous
Post 07/09/2013 13:36     Subject: Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:Patricia
Jessica


Now hold on there just a minute

-Patricia
Anonymous
Post 07/09/2013 13:35     Subject: Names you HATE
To the person we know IRL who hates my child's name but "only in fairness" because of their hatred of us as insufferable, hypocritical Christians:

I wanted you to know: message received -- yet again -- on a public anonymous board. Your now deleted comments defamed our religion and our character but, not before I read them to my family. FYI.
Anonymous
Post 07/08/2013 22:51     Subject: Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes! both my kids' names are on here! I know I'm doing something right when I made dcumers cringe.


My daughter's name is on here! LOL.


Strange, someone finally got around to trashing my son's name (too boring and traditional) but no one has trashed my daughter's name yet. DCUM will get to it.
Anonymous
Post 07/08/2013 21:12     Subject: Names you HATE
I know someone who named their son Zen.
Anonymous
Post 07/08/2013 16:35     Subject: Names you HATE
Aiden
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2013 23:06     Subject: Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone else have names they hate...and cringe when they hear a child being called this?

Mine are:
Brittany, Jaden (boy or girl)


Let's not do this. OK?


+1000. Because if there is anything I HATE more, it's thinking about some adult cringing at the mere mention of a child's name. Grow up.


I totally agree. Do not know why some people like to stir the pot around here. Ridiculous. Grow up!
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2013 09:08     Subject: Re:Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:One of my pals named her daughter "Holyn" Has anyone ever heard of this name? Personally, I don't care for it. I do like Holly though.


I met a Hollin while I was interning in the Clinton White House. She was one of the older volunteers (not an intern)
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2013 08:59     Subject: Names you HATE
Anonymous wrote:Penelope! Also Gladys, Harriet, Agnes - these strike me as very old lady and not in a good way.

+100 Penelope.
Anonymous
Post 07/05/2013 12:50     Subject: Re:Names you HATE
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Anonymous wrote:Anything Irish, unless you are of Irish descent.


Yes one thousand times over. Maeve, Declan, Mairead, Declan, Aidan, Eamon. Cut it out wanna be Irish Americans!


I find this very weird too. As an Irish-American from both sides, our family is literally riddled (cousins on both sides) with all sorts of Irish names. So I am used to this in my own family, but then if I meet someone who has like 1% drop of Irish blood and they have names such as the above, I am kind of like, "Huh?" I mean, of course it's their choice, but I admit to finding it just a little weird. I guess I feel it would be equally weird if I named my kids names such as "Carlos," "Jose," and "Juanita." A totally different ethnicity than my own!


PS I guess people just love us Irish so much they want to imitate us! "Imitation is the best form of flattery."


true.

FWIW, My parents gave me an irish name to honor that part of my heritage - even though it was only 25% of my heritage or something? I'm a European mutt. I could also easily have been named Danica to honor the Slavic side of my heritage.

My poor kid is even more muddled - we added German and Czech to the already mixed together heritage. I just say she's all american


For some reason my mother is really big on all things celtic, so I I've grown up with an Irish name that I never liked. I'm adopted and recently found my firstmom and ironically I'm 100% French. Oh well, too late to change it now...


Culturally, you are not French, so no big deal not having a French name.



Whatev. PP, feel whatever you want about your own name and don't let random internet know-nothings tell you how you should or shouldn't fee.