Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 12:01     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names
Anything with -y on the end. Danny, Joey, Jimmy, Tommy, Johnny, etc.
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 11:57     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Every guy I've known named Jeremy has been really kind and good natured. Never known a bad Jeremy.
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 09:56     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Luke is a nice guy, a bit introverted, a real man's man.

No way on Gregory/Greg, he's a cheater, can't keep it in his pants.
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 01:57     Subject: "Nice guy" names
This is so subjective. I love Tim and Dave and Nate and Tyler and Spencer and Mark and Nick. Tommy, Dave, Jim... So many options! Just not Phil. Phil is a sleezebag.
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 01:46     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Gregory
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 01:26     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Rick (ricks are nice!)
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 00:12     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names
Anonymous wrote:Stephen NN Steve
Roland NN Rollie
[/b]Dennis NN Denny
Edward or Edmund NN Eddie, Ed, Teddy Ted
Gerald NN Gerry/Jerry
[b]Jeffrey NN Jeff[b]



Every Jeff I've ever known has been a complete dick.

I have a family member named Dennis who is a true sociopath & have a neighbor named Dennis who's a huge bigot. Those happen to be the only two Dennises/Dennys I know.





Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 00:05     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Kirk
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2016 00:04     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Everyone's interpretation of which names are nice guy names will be different based on actual ppl they have known w the name...for me, the nicest guys that I know are: Joe, Ben, Henry, Harry, Dan, Rob, John, William, Barney, Ezra, Andrew, Evan, Chris

Take from that what you will

Names that I have bad connotations w are more plentiful and I won't list them bc who cares but I'll just say that I've never known a Matt or a Jason who wasn't kind of a jerk. Also seem to be a lot of bad Joshes and Tylers out there


No way! My brother-in-law is a Jason and one of the nicest men I've ever met. I also have an ex-boyfriend named Jason, but the niceness-factor isn't why we broke up.

Good luck naming your kid, OP. I'm due in a couple of weeks and can't come up with a boys name either!


I'm the poster you're responding to and you proved my point! Connotations are personal. I don't know a kind Jason but I don't doubt you do, i.e. There are no names that are exclusively nice guy names (or exclusively bad guy names) op, just go w a name both you and your husband like.. Good luck
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 23:01     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here - I should have mentioned that we would name him the full name (Benjamin, Samuel, Charles, etc.) but call him a nickname. It's just easier to talk about the nicknames!

I like Tim and Andy, but DH doesn't.

We have talked a lot about Peter, but I don't really like Pete. Is Peter still a nice guy name?



I was raped by a Pete in college, so not a nice guy name to me. (I realize that's not a universal quality. Still. Gives me shivers.)

Patrick or Jack would be my choices. Nate is good too.


Discretion is the better part of valor, PP.


Are you saying I should be discrete about the person who raped me?

The OP asked for opinions about names. I shared mine. It's authentic. Deal with it.


Yes, discrete to an expectant mother whose DH can both agree on the name. You need to deal with what happened to you in a more constructive way. BTW, I was raped too, and I wouldn't weigh in on a name like this. You're being rude not authentic.



NP here and YOU are the one being rude. PP's opinion was in response to a request for it. Yours was unsolicited.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 22:37     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names
Anonymous wrote:Tom's a guy who knows the value of hard work and will buy you a beer during happy hour.


Tom Schwartz would. Tom Sandoval, not so much.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 22:29     Subject: Re:"Nice guy" names
Tom's a guy who knows the value of hard work and will buy you a beer during happy hour.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 22:01     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here - I should have mentioned that we would name him the full name (Benjamin, Samuel, Charles, etc.) but call him a nickname. It's just easier to talk about the nicknames!

I like Tim and Andy, but DH doesn't.

We have talked a lot about Peter, but I don't really like Pete. Is Peter still a nice guy name?



I was raped by a Pete in college, so not a nice guy name to me. (I realize that's not a universal quality. Still. Gives me shivers.)

Patrick or Jack would be my choices. Nate is good too.


Discretion is the better part of valor, PP.


Are you saying I should be discrete about the person who raped me?

The OP asked for opinions about names. I shared mine. It's authentic. Deal with it.


Yes, discrete to an expectant mother whose DH can both agree on the name. You need to deal with what happened to you in a more constructive way. BTW, I was raped too, and I wouldn't weigh in on a name like this. You're being rude not authentic.
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 21:54     Subject: "Nice guy" names
Nathan/Nathaniel
Gabriel
Anonymous
Post 03/19/2016 21:10     Subject: "Nice guy" names
My son is Theodore / nn Teddy.