Oberon?

[justahusband]

Thoughts?

I absolutely love it!!
Not sure I'd be brave enough to actually use it as a name though.

"I absolutely love it!!
Not sure I'd be brave enough to actually use it as a name though."

It's not you who would have to be brave.......

We know an Auberon nn Bron.

Not a great name for a child. What would you use as a NN? Ron?

Absolutely not.

Hmm, of all the names in the world, that's the nicest one you can think of for a tiny squishable lovely snuffly baby?

Awful

It sounds made up

@KingJoffreysRestingCuntface

I met a woman called Tyrion last year, she was in her mid-30's so not GoT inspired...

Personally I wouldn't. It sounds so much like a dark overlord of some kind it would be hard to live up to as a mere mortal.

Actually just had a thought. .

Is it a nn for Toblerone??

no way....I was directing MSND when pregnant with DS and desperately tried to convince DH his middle name should be Puck. Thankfully came to my senses.

I've got a cat called Oberon though (and an Ophelia and Othello....)

Everyone will assume it's Got even if its actually Oberyn in the show.

Obi would be a cool nickname though.

Nice try OP!

Christ no.

FFS

I prefer Podrick. Pod the Rod when he's older

I know a 12 year old Oberon. There has been no teasing that I have heard about.The other kids in his class just accept that that is his name.

Why Oberon? Any particular reason?

I know an Oberon nn Obi. I think like most people I was a bit when I heard it for the first time but it's really grown on me!

I know an Auberon, shortened to Aubrey to rhyme with strawberry.

It sounds made up

By Shakespeare?

What? Au-berry?

Obi would be a cool nickname though.

No, never. Obi-Wan Kenobi immediately springs to mind.

Agree with the pp who said "King of the Fairies" is the first thing that springs to mind. It's such a well known play....