Which Name do you Hate Most?

[Tigertots]

I hate the name Jane; I'm not saying it's the ugliest name in the world, by a long way (that's probably Griselda), but because of associations. Firstly, it was the name of the most horrible bully at my secondary school; and now, also, there's the Inbetweeners movie, in which the gorgeous Jay gets paired up with a fat plain Jane who is not cute enough for him!

[pigletpower]

Keiron.

[RubyFakeNails]

Ellen

[ElephantsAndMiasmas]

John. Why even bother giving your child a name, quite honestly? Just call him "boy" or "man".

[Lannie33]

Toss up between Bertha, Ethel and Gretchen

[LemonTurd]

Jane and Ellen are two of my favourite names

I don't like Kathryn. The name of my school bully I love the name spelled all other ways but this one brings up bad memories.

[HolyCameraConfusionBatman]

For boys; Sonny (though I like Sunny for a girl), and any 'dad's name junior' names

For girls; Lottie, Cecily,

[MadStaringEyes]

I don't like names with a 'oe' sound, like chloe, zoe, sound. They aten't bad names and i wouldn't think anything weird about the person naming the child. They just aren't me.

[rachel234]

I really dislike a lot of the overused cutesy type names

Archie/Alfie/Sonny/Willy/Albie

Evie/Ellie/Milly/Tilly/Poppy/Maisy

I prefer more 'solid' names personally.

[TheOriginalSteamingNit]

I don't know if I hate any, but I have a dislike for Amy. It just seems so wet.

[TheRealMrsHannigan]

I really cannot stand Kayleigh, it is the name of someone I utterly despise and I just can't get past that!

I am very much affected by personalities, If I know or have met someone who is nasty etc I really am then put off their name!

[BikeRunSki]

I have a irrational dislike of Charlotte, no idea why.

But DD's name is above, and I love it, so it takes all sorts. World would be v confusing if we all had the same name!

[TheonlyWayisGerard]

Noah. It's bleuh. I don't even like saying it out loud.

[bananamummy]

I dislike the names Cherie and Cheryl.

[SarryB]

I hate the name TJ. or PJ or similar.

[LadyClariceCannockMonty]

Same as rachel; I can't stand the vogue for giving children old-man/old-woman names. Archie, Arthur and Millie particularly get my weasel. I have to grit my teeth about so many of my friends' DCs' names

[mrsshears]

boys- kyle and kai

girls- lexi and lola

[littletomato]

Wendy, Laura, Vicky, Tammy. Fortunately they're way out of fashion.

[shoobidoo]

I too dislike the cutesy names especially Archie/Artie/Alfie/Albie for boys and Milly/Poppy/Maisy/Ellie for girls.

[Obergene]

I am pretty open minded about names as long as they are names and not made-up words or weird spellings of traditional names (Emma-Leigh anyone?).

I know a Nevaeh and I can't even work out how to say it because ITS NOT A WORD. Why call your child a collection of letters that make no sensible sound in the English language? The nearest I can get is Nivea and that is a cheap treatment for chapped lips. And anyway spelling Heaven backwards has a santanic feel about it it and makes me think of Hell!

[EmpressOfTheSevenOceans]

Yy to cutesy -ie names. Also Robert and anything else ending in bert.

[shoobidoo]

But lots of names are not 'sensible' in terms of spelling e.g. Niamh, Siobhan. Doesn't make them less of a name imo. Whether you like the names or not is a different matter of course.

[shoobidoo]

Or, worse, Bertie!

[ithaka]

I particularly dislike Senga. Agnes is not a pretty name, but it is certainly not improved by spelling it backwards. Sorry to all Sengas & Agneses out there.

[SugarBatty]

Callum
Kieron
Joshua
Connor

They just get stuck in my throat maybe its the way they are pronounced around here they are just interchangeable and I cannot differentiate between them!

abby
Megan
Lucy
Olivia

Yawn