What is your middle name?

[Splellow]

Do you like it? I haven’t got one and have always felt slightly deprived!

My sons middle names are
Joshua
Adam
Aaron Jayden [no idea why he got 2]
James
Aiden.
Nobodyis called after anyone,i wanted them to have their own names.

I love my mu

I love my middle name better than my first. It’s Johanna after my great grandma

Margaret........and I hate it!

Margaret after my mother. 60's baby. I am fine with it.

Jane for an aunt I never knew, and because its plain. My first name is very umm exotic. I oddly now live next door to someone with the exact first name as me. Shes the first person I've met with the same first name. And I'm over 50.

So can i ask,your mothers maiden name or your pets name.

Ann, it’s my mums and my nans middle name too, I don’t mind it

Mine is Jane, which is quite dull, but my mum, sister and I all have it and now it's one of my daughter's middle names as well so I'm a bit more fond of it because of that.

I don't have one and don't really see the point in them. Neither of my parents have them nor does DD. It's not really a thing in my family.

Heather. Mid-70s.

Mary. Yawn.

My middle name is Maria. I used to hate it, but I don’t mind it so much now. All my kids have middle names, most named after family. I think it’s nice to have an extra name.

Catherine after my godmother. My daughter has my grandma’s name. Husband downs have one but I think names seem unfinished without one. Even though we never use them ‘in real life’

One of the few 80s girls who didnt get Louise! I love my middle name, it's a beautiful French name but I'm glad I didnt get it for my first name because I dont like its shortened version. I also like my first name so I feel I got lucky in the name department!

I have no middle name either! Following with interest

mine is the clan name of my dad's family. our surname is a sept of the clan. my grandmother's maiden name. As is tradition, my dad has it as his middle name as do I and when my son was born I named him with the same middle name. Its a 'Mac' name.
in this day and age, I love that this tradition can be passed on. Its not uncommon in this part of scotland.

the only problem is people do think my name is double-barrelled!

Me and my sister both have the same middle name, as it was the favourite name of the midwife who delivered both of us (at home) 2½ years apart. It caused a few raised eyebrows when we were kids, but actually I really like the fact that we share a name.

A friend of the family liked the idea so she did the same with her son and daughter, with a unisex name.

Alice, mid-80s. DD has it as her middle name too.

Isabel. It's grown on me. Born mid 70s. It wasn't that common back then as it is now.

Mine's Jessica, and I seemed to be the only girl in my class whose middle name wasn't Louise or Jane. Born 1979.

I have no middle name. Both my kids have middle names. Ds1 has the same one as his grandad, ds2 has his sperm donors name as his.

I'm known by my middle name and it's unusual so I'm not telling!

My parents were apparently extremely lacking in imagination. I got a top 20 first name, and the all time most popular middle name for girls!

My middle name is Marie. I don't dislike it, but its a bit boring.

My middle name is Mackintosh, I have a very long first name too. Takes ages to type out my full name!

I would have preferred a girl's name as a middle name, like my sister has.