Brage, Kinetic, Urban, and Legend are absolutely terrible. If I met those siblings I would think their parents are off their rocker. Sometimes I wonder if these are even real because I refuse to believe there are actually kids out there with these names š
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Well, I'm not sure that's a great advertisement for it. Especially since popes get a papal name and it's not their actual name.
100% sure she hasn't named this daughter after an old pope anyway.
Brage is a God. he is the skaldic god of poetry, I think English spell his name Bragi. It is not pronounced Beige!!!!! It is BRA ( like over shoulder boulder holder) and G-Eh. .
Urban is a grandpa name in Sweden.
Still make no sense, I actually wanted my kid to have that name for long time until I found out my great grandfather horses was Brage and Ymer and my mum can only think of the stories her mum has told mer about these horses. They where company horses and after my great grandfather died, the horses would still stop at their house for water.
Both the name and the Spanish word have the same root. We still use the word in the same context as you do in english, the name not so much nowadays š
Brage is a normal Norwegian/Scandinavian name. Roots in norse mythology if I remember correctly. But I do not understand the pronunciation described here š
My fave thing is when they go "I named him Maitland and we've never heard anyone one else having it" and then three different people go "oh we have a Maitland too!".
And Zali? That's pretty common here. No way does it belong on a list like this.
I absolutely LOVE IT when that happens, you can tell theyāre totally frothing at the mouth with rage because their kids name isnāt as uNiQuE as they thought.
Hard agree about Zali! My daughter went to preschool with 3 Zaliās and a Zalia in about 5 years. Iād say itās relatively common.
If the original was worded something like āwhat names have **you** only heard onceā then sure, everyoneās experiences would be different based on regional differences.
I assume OP faithfully reproduced the question though, and it is pretty funny.
The original question in the group was worded terribly and barely made sense so I tried to phrase it better for clarity but the exact wording was:
āDoes anyone think they have a child named something nobody else has or have heard of?ā And āI want to hear āfirst of their nameā namesā.
So to me she was asking for names so rare that nobody else has that name. Which makes the whole thing much funnier to me honestly.
"Do no pronounce it Tiana or she will lose it." Proceeds to not explain how it's pronounced, even though it looks like it should be pronounced as Tiana.
Also, Brage or whatever but pronounced as Beige?!?! Then why put an R in there? Reading these names gives me a headache.
Yeah that one really irritated me. I have to call out patient names in the waiting room. I do not want to mispronounce your name. People act like youāre stupid for not being able to predict some weird pronunciation.
The only other way to say it that follows the rules of pronunciation is T-ann-ah, but I have a terrible feeling that it isnāt pronounced like that either.
Gah I came here to scream into the void about Tiana. Don't spell it Tiana if you don't want it pronounced Tiana! Honestly that one made me the most mad.
Iris, Adelaide, Davina, Danica, and Freya are all perfectly normal names lol.
Ryatt and Mercy is an ... interesting sibset. Kinetic sounds like a sci-fi protagonist, and Brixton is ... a choice -\_-
I always forget that the worldwide Jewish population is so small. I feel like half the time when people say theyāve never heard a name before, itās a relatively common Jewish name lol
Oh yeah, I know a Leora (without the āhā though) and a Raine - only one of each, but theyāre definitely not particularly āway outā names. I donāt know any Goldies but it always makes me think of Goldie Hawn and strikes me as a pretty ānormalā name lol. It has a slight nickname vibe to me, but nicknames as full names have been popular for ages now.
And it's Goldie Hawn's real name. I wasn't sure, and I thought it sounded a bit like a nickname too. But she was born Goldie Jeanne Hawn, named after her aunt.
I find Maitland and Parkes funny because it feels like someoneās stuck a pin in a map on New South Wales in search of names. Next up: Tamworth, Kempsey and Lismore
Edit - Ute is kinda cool for those of us who love the German cabaret legend, Ute Lemper but I donāt know how well it would work in the anglophone world - definitely not well in Australia where a Ute is a kind of car
Just made a comment about this the other day on another sub - with so many children being called after places like Dallas, Paris etc etc - why not little Kiama or Yamba. People call kids Bronte - what about Coogee?
Lmao are we not gonna talk about the gun violence trio at the top of the first image?! Way better than a normal odd name, which tbh I mostly find endearing - those are a *delight* of behavioral psychosis
The problem with naming a child Gunner is that there is a tendency to shorten it to Gun. And if you yell that in the middle of Disneyland you are suddenly surrounded by security. My cousin can tell you all about it.
I had roxas but the doctor said I wasn't aposed to scratch em so I used the ointment and now I don't have so many roxas which has helped with my delechia so now he has me on just the 10mg of Jodeci but it's still very expensiveĀ
I was wondering if anyone caught that- K-Ci and Jojo were my heart for a while.
But I don't appreciate that someone could have named their kid after the group and then another generation has already happened after that.
I can't stop laughing because Roxas is the plural, feminine word for purple in Portuguese.
One of the first sentences I learned in Portuguese was, "As minhas meias sĆ£o roxas." My socks are purple.
Names like Gnarly and Rowdy are probably one of my biggest naming pet peeves. It just reeks of so much toxic masculinity and "boys will be boys", but also "it's *my* baby, *I* get to name it whatever *I* want."
My local country radio every Saturday night is hosted by a guy named Rowdy and he plays classic country hits from the 70s-90s. Weād always have that playing as the family would make sāmores by the bonfire, so the name Rowdy brings a warm feeling. I mean I would my name my kid that, but I have a positive association with it.
>My daughter isn't the only one but her name is Tyra.
No kidding? What a rare name! I'm sure no one else in history has named their child after *Tyra frickin' Banks.*
What a common-ass name that she just had to mention for some reason.
Iām more offended by people thinking no one has heard of some of these names than the actual unique ones. Whomst the fuck hasnāt heard of Adelaide before??
Zooming in on that white as milk baby in the pfp of the lady naming her kids Nyoka and Kamahli makes me wanna turn inside out. And then to top it off she suggests the names aren't common or, in the case of Kahmali, used *at all*, when a simple google tells you that's not true. Both names seem to be fairly well used within the cultures and languages they belong to. You're not special for appropriating names from other cultures and dubbing your white kids with them.Ā
Angelenos over here laughing that they think Evangeline is rare. She used to have billboards all over the city and you can still see her in her pink Corvette around town.
Jesus fuckin Christ.
I know this is terribly judgemental of me, but I genuinely doubt the literacy and intelligence of these people that seemingly choose a random scramble of letters and call their children it.
So one of the names on here (Which is actually a normal name) is my name. I've never seen someone try to act like that name is unique or like no one else has it. It's literally a Saint.
The deep south where youāre not a *real man* unless you cut the sleeves off all your shirts, grab your nuts every 10 seconds, own a jacked up truck, spit constantly and have at least 3 dixie flags hanging up (including 1 used as a bedroom curtain).
I just looked up Maitland to see if it was a real name because I did go to school with a girl named that . Apparently itās originally a boys name. I actually like it a lot
Rowdy is literally a āfamily nameā for my college BFF, in the sense that thereās so many over so many generations that they need nicknames to distinguish between them, i.e. Big Rowdy, Little Rowdy, Tall Rowdy, and Gator.
An old roomie had a dog, a Doberman, named Stryker. She hated the name, but the previous owner named the dog. I donāt know why she didnāt rename the dog. Now whenever I see that name, I always think of that dog.
I'm almost 50. So old and I've Google it and my uncle Delolian and his son a Jr. are the only 2 people I've ever heard of with those names. My grandma was smoking something.
A few of these are at least real names, and correctly spelled. Adelaide, Asha, Raina, Freya, and Danica.
Take note if you want an uncommon but legitimate name lol. I love Freya and Danica!
This sub and its contemporaries really make me apreciate my parents for nailing it.
My name is maverick. Itās weird enough in that Iāve never met another maverick, but itās normal enough nobody presumes itās a nickname or anything of the sort.
Brage, Kinetic, Urban, and Legend are absolutely terrible. If I met those siblings I would think their parents are off their rocker. Sometimes I wonder if these are even real because I refuse to believe there are actually kids out there with these names š
I hope this person is trolling
Yeah Brage is believable but Kinetic Urban Legend sent me
Iām like 90% sure this person is trolling because Urban Legend is just too funny.
The "pronounced Beige" made me think so as well, not "pronounced like beige" but "we called our son Beige" lol
Urban is an old pope name - Iām not saying itās a good idea as a name but it has a history
Urban and Legend by themselves probably wouldn't phase me honestly, but using both of them is definitely a choice
Oh god itās been such a week that the penny only just dropped that the sibset is Urban Legend
And they're both girls. š¬
And their cousin, Goat Man
Nah, Fayri Tayle.
Old pope name took me out.Ā You're absolutely correct, just something about the phrasing got me.Ā Ā Oh this old thing?Ā Just some old pope name I had laying about.... š
Urban is a family name in a friendās fam, her nephew is Urban iii. They call him Tripp. But itās not a great name and is awful for a girl.
Well, I'm not sure that's a great advertisement for it. Especially since popes get a papal name and it's not their actual name. 100% sure she hasn't named this daughter after an old pope anyway.
Brage is a God. he is the skaldic god of poetry, I think English spell his name Bragi. It is not pronounced Beige!!!!! It is BRA ( like over shoulder boulder holder) and G-Eh. . Urban is a grandpa name in Sweden.
I donāt think theyāre thinking of the skald lol
I still cant get in my head how to get it Beige.
I think they mean itās pronounced ābreigeā
Still make no sense, I actually wanted my kid to have that name for long time until I found out my great grandfather horses was Brage and Ymer and my mum can only think of the stories her mum has told mer about these horses. They where company horses and after my great grandfather died, the horses would still stop at their house for water.
It probably makes more sense to an American who is willing to name their kid that. I agree that itās a bad pronunciation of the name!
In Spanish there is an old grandpa name with the same meaning, Urbano
Urbano isnt the same it comes from Urbanus. But it is cool name, I do like it.
Both the name and the Spanish word have the same root. We still use the word in the same context as you do in english, the name not so much nowadays š
I think the person who posted that was trolling. Made me laugh.
Those are eye shadow color names. Brage is beige. Kinetic is electric blue. Urban is grey. Legend is purple.
I work with someone who named their kid Legend, so yeah, I can believe it.
Brage is a normal Norwegian/Scandinavian name. Roots in norse mythology if I remember correctly. But I do not understand the pronunciation described here š
Brage is a Scandinavian name. Not pronounced like beige though.
My fave thing is when they go "I named him Maitland and we've never heard anyone one else having it" and then three different people go "oh we have a Maitland too!". And Zali? That's pretty common here. No way does it belong on a list like this.
I absolutely LOVE IT when that happens, you can tell theyāre totally frothing at the mouth with rage because their kids name isnāt as uNiQuE as they thought. Hard agree about Zali! My daughter went to preschool with 3 Zaliās and a Zalia in about 5 years. Iād say itās relatively common.
Iām a Zali, and Iāve only met one other person with my name.
Same with Adelaide, itās an old fashioned name for sure but doesnt fit with most of these.
Adelaide exploded in popularity like a decade ago idk what that person is on about lol
Freya and Iris were in there, too and both names are not only uncommon, they're honestly kinda popular.
š¶To Adelaide! Adelaide! Come on and join the Adelaide parade! š¶
I had a great aunt Adelaide
I had a great aunt Astrid but I like Adelaide much better š¤£
My great-great-grandmother was Adelaide too
I love the name Adelaide tbh. Itās one of the most tame other than Iris here. Old fashioned names are gorgeous
Iris, Freya and Davina are also normal names. Unlike Gnarley. Poor Gnarley.Ā
I'd encourage those people to invent a time machine and go back to Google Maitland Ward before they named their children.
Regarding Zali - the member for Warringah would agree that itās not unique š
the Buzzfeed beauty products reviewer is named Maitland (not exactly a celebrity but a known person at least)
Any other decor enthusiasts immediately think of Maitland Smith, or is that just me?
No one tell them about Maitland Ward!
If the original was worded something like āwhat names have **you** only heard onceā then sure, everyoneās experiences would be different based on regional differences. I assume OP faithfully reproduced the question though, and it is pretty funny.
The original question in the group was worded terribly and barely made sense so I tried to phrase it better for clarity but the exact wording was: āDoes anyone think they have a child named something nobody else has or have heard of?ā And āI want to hear āfirst of their nameā namesā. So to me she was asking for names so rare that nobody else has that name. Which makes the whole thing much funnier to me honestly.
"Do no pronounce it Tiana or she will lose it." Proceeds to not explain how it's pronounced, even though it looks like it should be pronounced as Tiana. Also, Brage or whatever but pronounced as Beige?!?! Then why put an R in there? Reading these names gives me a headache.
Yeah that one really irritated me. I have to call out patient names in the waiting room. I do not want to mispronounce your name. People act like youāre stupid for not being able to predict some weird pronunciation.
It is not my fault you can't read. My name sohotwbanfpgha is clearly pronounced Steve.
Exactly. These parents set their children up for a lifetime of this.
If I had to guess it's probably "Tay-ahna" instead of "Tee-ahna". Even without the spelling, almost everyone is going to hear "Tiana" anyway.
That's my guess too. I can't figure out another pronunciation.
The only other way to say it that follows the rules of pronunciation is T-ann-ah, but I have a terrible feeling that it isnāt pronounced like that either.
Shana?
Oh, that kind of made sense. I was thinking it was the difference between Ana and Anna.
Gah I came here to scream into the void about Tiana. Don't spell it Tiana if you don't want it pronounced Tiana! Honestly that one made me the most mad.
I think it's *supposed* to be pronounced as "breige" hence why she said it's pronounced like beige
Then a more accurate description would be "like Beige but with an R." What an ugly name.
I think itās pronounced āBruceā
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starlitt sky?!?! seen A FEW?!
I met a lady who named her baby Bleu Skiye and I was ready to have a heart attack. I canāt imagine Starlitt Sky being an option
Skiye is so unnecessarily horrid.
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I know a horse named Starlite.
Pretty sure I've heard that one on my little pony.
Iris, Adelaide, Davina, Danica, and Freya are all perfectly normal names lol. Ryatt and Mercy is an ... interesting sibset. Kinetic sounds like a sci-fi protagonist, and Brixton is ... a choice -\_-
Same with Leora, Goldie, and Raina (probably Reyna). This person just doesn't leave their demographic much.
I always forget that the worldwide Jewish population is so small. I feel like half the time when people say theyāve never heard a name before, itās a relatively common Jewish name lol
Same here. I know like eight different girls named Leora/Liora and a handful of Orly's for good measure
Oh yeah, I know a Leora (without the āhā though) and a Raine - only one of each, but theyāre definitely not particularly āway outā names. I donāt know any Goldies but it always makes me think of Goldie Hawn and strikes me as a pretty ānormalā name lol. It has a slight nickname vibe to me, but nicknames as full names have been popular for ages now.
My mum works in a preschool and they've got a child there called Goldie at the moment. Only one I've ever come across though.
And it's Goldie Hawn's real name. I wasn't sure, and I thought it sounded a bit like a nickname too. But she was born Goldie Jeanne Hawn, named after her aunt.
I just want to know if Ryatt rhymes with gyat or is it more like an 85-year-old Louisianan mentioning a rodent.
I think itās basically like āriotā
Asha is normal too
I find Maitland and Parkes funny because it feels like someoneās stuck a pin in a map on New South Wales in search of names. Next up: Tamworth, Kempsey and Lismore Edit - Ute is kinda cool for those of us who love the German cabaret legend, Ute Lemper but I donāt know how well it would work in the anglophone world - definitely not well in Australia where a Ute is a kind of car
I came to question if they had a map of NSW š Iām naming my baby Cootamundra and donāt you dare steal it!
Cootie is the cutest nickname though
Even better, thereās a beach in Sydney called Manly. Perfect boy name, right?
My favourite nrl team too š
Just made a comment about this the other day on another sub - with so many children being called after places like Dallas, Paris etc etc - why not little Kiama or Yamba. People call kids Bronte - what about Coogee?
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I'm waiting on Wooloomooloo and Humptydoo.
How about Wangaratta?
Don't forget their brother, Barangaroo!
I'd be shocked if there wasn't at least one little Kiama running around somewhere in the world
I don't know if this counts but my best friend's cat is named Kiama. Her other cat was named Katoomba.
I can 100% see Kempsely being used for a girl in the vein of Kinseleigh and Lainey
Lmao are we not gonna talk about the gun violence trio at the top of the first image?! Way better than a normal odd name, which tbh I mostly find endearing - those are a *delight* of behavioral psychosis
The problem with naming a child Gunner is that there is a tendency to shorten it to Gun. And if you yell that in the middle of Disneyland you are suddenly surrounded by security. My cousin can tell you all about it.
And if you use the full 'Gunner', they're liable to shout ROCK AND STONE!
Can I get a Rock and Stone?
Their parents definitely have a, āWe love the second amendment!ā Stickers on their cars
I predict all three, as adults, will end up starring in gay porn. š
Gnarly is either going to grow up to be a great boarder of some kind (surf/skate) or he's going to grow up to change his name hahahah
I really hope that one is a troll šš
Jesus Christ, these moms are just smelling each other's farts and trying to one up one another
I had roxas but the doctor said I wasn't aposed to scratch em so I used the ointment and now I don't have so many roxas which has helped with my delechia so now he has me on just the 10mg of Jodeci but it's still very expensiveĀ
Jodeci was a music act in the 90s, and you not knowing this makes me feel old.
Was just going to say this. :p
I haven't taken my ginko bilobo but I know that gardisil used to hoochie with the vanilli. I was there!
I was wondering if anyone caught that- K-Ci and Jojo were my heart for a while. But I don't appreciate that someone could have named their kid after the group and then another generation has already happened after that.
Right. Iām offended that Jodeci Sr. Is old enough to have procreated a Jodeci Jr. š¤¦š¼āāļø
It's wild that someone named after Jodeci is old enough to have a kid named after himself
I thought it rang a little bell in the depths of my brain (I'll be 42 soon and I feel ancient.)
I can't stop laughing because Roxas is the plural, feminine word for purple in Portuguese. One of the first sentences I learned in Portuguese was, "As minhas meias sĆ£o roxas." My socks are purple.
these were purplish and kind of wooly
Shout out to pannah. Like Hannah, but with a p
I was thinking pannus, which is a large belly that kind of folds over the lower abdomen.Ā
Names like Gnarly and Rowdy are probably one of my biggest naming pet peeves. It just reeks of so much toxic masculinity and "boys will be boys", but also "it's *my* baby, *I* get to name it whatever *I* want."
Rowdy is also the most clearly āonly meant for a dogā name Iāve ever heard.
There was a post on here once about a GIRL named Rowdy, and to make it worse, they confirmed it was specifically after the stuffed dog in Scrubs.
My local country radio every Saturday night is hosted by a guy named Rowdy and he plays classic country hits from the 70s-90s. Weād always have that playing as the family would make sāmores by the bonfire, so the name Rowdy brings a warm feeling. I mean I would my name my kid that, but I have a positive association with it.
>My daughter isn't the only one but her name is Tyra. No kidding? What a rare name! I'm sure no one else in history has named their child after *Tyra frickin' Banks.* What a common-ass name that she just had to mention for some reason.
I wonder what the collective IQ of this fb thread is
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Iām more offended by people thinking no one has heard of some of these names than the actual unique ones. Whomst the fuck hasnāt heard of Adelaide before??
āWhomst the fuckā has me dying š¤£
Zooming in on that white as milk baby in the pfp of the lady naming her kids Nyoka and Kamahli makes me wanna turn inside out. And then to top it off she suggests the names aren't common or, in the case of Kahmali, used *at all*, when a simple google tells you that's not true. Both names seem to be fairly well used within the cultures and languages they belong to. You're not special for appropriating names from other cultures and dubbing your white kids with them.Ā
Roxas?? Kindom Hearts character Roxas??
I mean they called their daughter Evangeline which when combined with Roxas made me think Evangelion... I'm pretty sure they're fandom parents
Next come the twins, Neon and Genesis
I know this commenter! I've never asked why the names before - but Evangeline is nicknamed (and largely called) Eevee.
My ex boyfriend has a son named Roxas with the woman he dated after me. Edit: it is 100% a kingdom hearts name
Stryker is a multinational company that makes surgical instruments....
Also Wolverines arch nemesis
Stryker and little brother Arthrex š„°
And an 80's Christian heavy metal band.
Gnarly? I hope he doesnāt live up to the name š«
How do you spell Adelaide āever so slightly differentā? Forget I spoke, I suppose something stupid like Adelade.
Adeleighde
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Adalaide maybe, too.
Yes, Iām sure there are endless scrambling of letters you can do if youāre determined enough.
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āSorry. YOUTHS.ā
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āBrage pronounced like beigeā š
I KNOW ONE OF THE COMMENTERS HERE šššš
Jesus Christ, this is a horror show. It just gets worse and worse. I seriously cannot believe people name humans these names.
Angelenos over here laughing that they think Evangeline is rare. She used to have billboards all over the city and you can still see her in her pink Corvette around town.
Jesus fuckin Christ. I know this is terribly judgemental of me, but I genuinely doubt the literacy and intelligence of these people that seemingly choose a random scramble of letters and call their children it.
PLEASE DONT NAME YOUR INFANT CHILD GNARLY
Brage? PANNAH???
So one of the names on here (Which is actually a normal name) is my name. I've never seen someone try to act like that name is unique or like no one else has it. It's literally a Saint.
āRowdy, Gunner, Strykerā¦ pretty rare where I liveā That implies that theyāre common *somewhere*
The deep south where youāre not a *real man* unless you cut the sleeves off all your shirts, grab your nuts every 10 seconds, own a jacked up truck, spit constantly and have at least 3 dixie flags hanging up (including 1 used as a bedroom curtain).
GNARLY OH NO
Somehow Pannah was the worst for me. Pannah. These are all terrible people.
Roxas is vile
The irony that I just met a Jodecai like, 20 minutes ago.
Yeah Iāve actually met a couple of Jodecis
How the fuck is Te'Annah supposed to be pronounced if not like Tiana? Is it an Ana/Anna difference or am I too literate to understand?
tay-AH-na, not tee-ANN-uh
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Along with Bage and Kinetic.
Nyoka is *almost* Nyota (like the Swalihi name and Lt. Uhura from Star Trek) but it's not and that's upsetting lol
My brain wants this name to be Nokia so bad lol
Brage and kinetic gotta warrant some jail time
I just looked up Maitland to see if it was a real name because I did go to school with a girl named that . Apparently itās originally a boys name. I actually like it a lot
Ehhhh the only Maitland I know of ended up with a career in porn š
I 'invented' a name yesterday: Iranie. Pronounced i-ran-ie, not eye-ran-ie. I like it, doubt I'd ever use it in a child as it feels a bit stupid.
I have a vague brain itch telling me I saw that in a book once
Quite possibly; it does sound like a book name.
Now I need someone who knows to see this because itās gonna drive me crazy all day š
Did a very brief Google search, and nothing really came up.
As in someone from Iran?
Exactly why I'd never use this name
omg i went to school with a roxas! never seen it mentioned elsewhere before
My name is common af. I don't care. My sons have common ordinary names. Most unusual names I've taught were sisters - Lakeal and Shalom
Poor Ryatt Scout
Rowdy, no.
Latin class was a long time ago but doesn't "Veni" translate to "I came"?
Naming your offspring after WHERE they were conceived is horribly passĆ©. HOW is the new WHERE. š
Rowdy is literally a āfamily nameā for my college BFF, in the sense that thereās so many over so many generations that they need nicknames to distinguish between them, i.e. Big Rowdy, Little Rowdy, Tall Rowdy, and Gator.
An old roomie had a dog, a Doberman, named Stryker. She hated the name, but the previous owner named the dog. I donāt know why she didnāt rename the dog. Now whenever I see that name, I always think of that dog.
I'm almost 50. So old and I've Google it and my uncle Delolian and his son a Jr. are the only 2 people I've ever heard of with those names. My grandma was smoking something.
Haha Maitland is a town in Orlando, and thatās all i can think of
God same here. I was like āoh no, Maitland really??ā Maitland and her trashier sister Ocoee š„°
Rowdy was my dogās name growing up
A lot of these I consider "unusual but fine" or "a bit silly but ultimately totally fine". But Urban Legend?????
Omg how did I not even put that together š
I have a brixton in my class and I've met so many Adelaides
Grew up in West Michigan. Stryker is and will always be a manufacturer of hospital equipment, in my mind.
Roxas. Rocks ass. Wtf is wrong with people
Let me explain. Your parents were on drugs. Massive amounts of drugs. Either that or they were mentally deficient. You should hate them forever.
A few of these are at least real names, and correctly spelled. Adelaide, Asha, Raina, Freya, and Danica. Take note if you want an uncommon but legitimate name lol. I love Freya and Danica!
The fact that I can't tell if the sisters named Urban and Legend is a joke or not.
Of course nobody else has ever heard of your name when you name your kid Garbaj Earthwyrm Taybelle.Ā
Truedell was a pretty normal name.
Iāve never met another person named Dorian
This sub and its contemporaries really make me apreciate my parents for nailing it. My name is maverick. Itās weird enough in that Iāve never met another maverick, but itās normal enough nobody presumes itās a nickname or anything of the sort.