in reply to JonnyW
You can also choose multiple names. In our family we have one name each with the first letter of the parents name. First name got mother side last name reference becaune we got the last name of our father.
I think 4 names is good because its more unusual while still being manageable & gives options as the first name is always hated.
in reply to rockSlayer
  • Nog
  • T'im
  • Kahless the Unforgettable
  • Worf, Son of Mogh (regardless of the father's actual name
  • Tuvix (which provides a golden opportunity to explain to the child that they are only alive due to the "deaths" of the two beings who fused to form them)
  • Borg Queen
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in reply to JonnyW

Dee-nice and A-aron: youtu.be/Dd7FixvoKBw

If you like American Football player names: youtu.be/wwFsxogUFVc

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in reply to JonnyW

first name: (boys) Lawrence, Marcus, Anthony, John/Jon(athan), Joe/Joseph, Zak/Zach(ariah; for non abbreviated), Sam(uel)

first name: (girls) Clara, Ainsley, Kelly, Vicky/Victoria, Audrey, Tanya/Tonya (depends on what region y'all are from),

twins: Terra (or Gaia)/Luna

thats all I've got. good luck, future dad.

in reply to JonnyW

I think I read somewhere that names can open up doors.

So you could choose two paths:

  1. Choose a name that makes their life easier. I suppose these would be names that reflect contemporary idealized identities.
  2. Choose a name that makes their life harder. Fight the system. Prove you can survive even with a name that doesn’t reflect contemporary idealized identities.
in reply to snek_boi

Winner and Loser Lane are a classic example...with the opposite life outcomes of what you might expect.

the7circles.uk/freakonomics-4-names/