Anonymous wrote:Ah OP. can't win here. If you picked any of these, you would be accused of being WASPY and pretentious. If you picked 'Shiqueeta'- you would be accused of being ghetto!
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for all your feedback.
To clarify- None of the names are family names.
Also- do I run the risk of being pretentious and WASP-y if I am a black, not Anglo and a Unitarian?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for all your feedback.
To clarify- None of the names are family names.
Also- do I run the risk of being pretentious and WASP-y if I am a black, not Anglo and a Unitarian?
Anonymous wrote:Amelia is fine but all of the others are horrible and just olain stupid. Bliss is an emotion not a name. What the hell is wrong with you?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for all your feedback.
To clarify- None of the names are family names.
Also- do I run the risk of being pretentious and WASP-y if I am a black, not Anglo and a Unitarian?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's amazing. DCUM is quite possibly the most unoriginal population on the planet when it comes to middle names. Every single time someone asks for advice, they get the exact same suggestions. Rose, Grace, Anne, Claire, Jane, Lynn, Paige. Throw in a little Elizabeth and Catherine for good measure.
OP, I think your choices are just fine and make a lot of sense given that you've selected a popular first name and have a common last name as well. Phonetically, I prefer Quinn, Sage or Sinclair.
I would agree. While none of the OPs choices are my style, a traditional first name plus common last name gives plenty of leeway for something unexpected in the middle. I wouldn't bat an eye at any of the OPs choices.
The issue isn't that OP's choices are unconventional. They are pretentious.
Who cares if a middle name sounds pretentious?? It's a middle name for goodness sake, how many do you hear on a regular basis? Frankly I don't know why OP bothered to ask.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's amazing. DCUM is quite possibly the most unoriginal population on the planet when it comes to middle names. Every single time someone asks for advice, they get the exact same suggestions. Rose, Grace, Anne, Claire, Jane, Lynn, Paige. Throw in a little Elizabeth and Catherine for good measure.
OP, I think your choices are just fine and make a lot of sense given that you've selected a popular first name and have a common last name as well. Phonetically, I prefer Quinn, Sage or Sinclair.
I would agree. While none of the OPs choices are my style, a traditional first name plus common last name gives plenty of leeway for something unexpected in the middle. I wouldn't bat an eye at any of the OPs choices.
The issue isn't that OP's choices are unconventional. They are pretentious.
There was a lengthy thread on the name Sage a week or two ago and I'm pretty sure not one person called it pretentious. And what makes you so sure that choices like Sinclair and Ellis aren't family names? If I had a nice-sounding maiden name, I'd consider giving it to my daughter as a middle too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's amazing. DCUM is quite possibly the most unoriginal population on the planet when it comes to middle names. Every single time someone asks for advice, they get the exact same suggestions. Rose, Grace, Anne, Claire, Jane, Lynn, Paige. Throw in a little Elizabeth and Catherine for good measure.
OP, I think your choices are just fine and make a lot of sense given that you've selected a popular first name and have a common last name as well. Phonetically, I prefer Quinn, Sage or Sinclair.
I would agree. While none of the OPs choices are my style, a traditional first name plus common last name gives plenty of leeway for something unexpected in the middle. I wouldn't bat an eye at any of the OPs choices.
The issue isn't that OP's choices are unconventional. They are pretentious.