Names which were just too brave

[jemillyp]

Hi!
What names did you love but just weren't brave enough to use?

[Fleapit]

DS’s name is on this thread. I can honestly say it never occurred to me that naming him this required ‘courage’ from either of us.

And I know quite a few children with other names listed — Miles, Summer, Water, Humphrey, Astrid, Ptolemy, Thomasine, Willow, Plum.

(Plum is a brat, though...)

[holibay]

@Mammaaof I have always loved the name Brie and don't think it's that out there. :)

[Mammaaof]

@holibay I think it's the spelling most people mis spell her name spelling it "Bree" and always ask me if her name is short for Brianna x

[archofabridge]

Gallinda.

[2bazookas]

Jason

DH rejected it "because it's a dog name. "

I'm so glad he did.

[haggisandmarsbar]

My children's names are on this thread, I don't think they required any bravery.

Balonz would be a brave name. Well some sort of name anyway.

[Bumpsadaisie]

Auberon

[2bazookas]

[quote Mammaaof]@GeorgiaGirl52 my little girl is called Brie. I had the piss taken out of me on here, even had a whole thread bullying the name( it was removed after a while)[/quote]
Lifetime sentence as a cheese, oh dear.

[2bazookas]

@HearMeSnore

Persephone and Raphael.

I'll use them eventually, even if only for guinea pigs.

Er... good decision.

:-)

[Sleepyquest]

Lavender

[Orphlids]

@Enko, are you a big opera fan? I used to work in the same company as a woman named Aida. Everyone pronounced her name as Ay-duh rather than Eye-ee-duh. The first time I worked with her, I asked her if it was pronounced like the opera, and she said, all forlornly, that yes it was. She was just too shy to correct anyone. Both my daughters are named after characters from opera.

[riotlady]

@2bazookas

Jason

DH rejected it "because it's a dog name. "

I'm so glad he did.

I’ve never heard of a dog called Jason!! xD

I love Meadow, which was listed on the first page, and Persephone. We went with quite an unusual name so lots of these seem quite normal to me!

[sallyedmondson]

Gabriel

[Lochmorlich]

Blossom
Maud

Theodore, which isn’t brave but dh didn’t like it.
Jolyon, again dh vetoed.

[corlan]

Another one that chickened out of Boudicca.

[FlosCampi]

Tybalt
Allegra

[Mammaaof]

@2bazookas no need to be rude. It's suits her and wouldn't want to be a sheep and call her something common. She was actually named after the famous wrestler Brie Bella.

[Crabwoman]

Balthazar and Shoshannah.

[Crabwoman]

Also Dashiel.

[TheVanguardSix]

Isambard and Scheherazade

[TheVanguardSix]

Also Anais- not chickened out, but didn't think of it at the time we had DD.

[SleepingStandingUp]

@Fleapit

DS’s name is on this thread. I can honestly say it never occurred to me that naming him this required ‘courage’ from either of us.

And I know quite a few children with other names listed — Miles, Summer, Water, Humphrey, Astrid, Ptolemy, Thomasine, Willow, Plum.

(Plum is a brat, though...)

Water???

I'm also assuming you're quite posh. You can get away with less typical names of you're posh compared to being wc

[BikeRunSki]

@TheVanguardSix

Isambard and Scheherazade

I do wanted Isambard. DS was always going to be Sam, but I so wanted it to be short for Isambard (I’m a civil engineer). DH convinced me it was the hormones talking, and we went for the more conventional Samuel.

[Wondermule]

[quote Mammaaof]@GeorgiaGirl52 my little girl is called Brie. I had the piss taken out of me on here, even had a whole thread bullying the name( it was removed after a while)[/quote]
There was a girl called Brie on neighbours wasn’t there? This was in the 2000s mind

[Dutchesss]

Tiffany
Kintaro