I've seen a few comments now that imply that those of us of the goth/dark persuasion must want our children to grow up the same as us and will be bitterly disappointed if they don't and that really isn't the case, at all.
My tastes run dark, so it stood to reason that my choice in names would go that way too, we chose something that was fairly uncommon, had a slightly spooky connection (not at all obvious to anyone but us to be honest) but still a perfectly nice name for a little girl and a grown woman. I was under absolutely no illusions that she may like pink and unicorns and Princesses and lo and behold she does! Just like I did when I was her age. I didn't swan out of the womb in black lace and pikes. That's not quite how it works.
I want my daughter to grow up to be herself, not a miniature version of me. I don't know any goths who've had children and given 'spookier' names, to then be disappointed when there son or daughter doesn't 'live up to it' or whatever. Liking things that kids tend to like isn't a disappointment for us.