Baby Names 2

Author: bsh1 5 years ago

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06.24.2019 04:13AM

If you have kids, are thinking about kids, or even if you're not really at the point of thinking about having kids, what would you consider naming your children? What are your ideal baby names?

I'll share mine. I have some traditional Gaelic names to reflect my Irish heritage, quite a few German names to reflect my German heritage, and some Russian names because, to me, they sound attractive. There are also a few names of various extractions included.

Here was my previous thread on this topic. Feel free to comment on other people's proposed baby names.

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Boys

Aodhan (pronounced: eyed + ahn)

August

Bastian

Benjamin

Carolus

Cian (pronounced: key + in)

Cyprien

Dakota

David

Dietrich

Eirnin (pronounced: air + nin)

Feidhelm (pronounced: fail + im)

Felix

Finneas

Fionnlagh (pronounced: fin + lay)

Friedrich

Gavin

Grey

Hans

Joachim

Johannes

Kaspar

Kenneth

Kiril

Liam

Marcellus

Marcus

Martin

Nevin

Niall (pronounced: nile)

Nikita

Noah

Paullus

Rhys

Sascha

Sebastian

Theodoric

Theon

Tierney (pronounced: teer + nee)

Wilhelm

Xander

Xavier

Girls

Aibhlinn (pronounced: ave + leen)

Anastasia

Autumn

Callista

Cartimandua

Daimhin (pronounced: daw + veen)

Edeline

Emmaline

Ghislaine

Guinevere

Heike

Hestia

Julia

Katja

Katrina

Lara

Leia

Maebh (pronounced: maeve)

Matilda

Minerva

Nadja

Natascha

Niamh (pronounced: neev)

Oonagh (pronounced: oo + na)

Orfhlaith (pronounced: or + la)

Padme

Raina

Renate

Saoirse (pronounced: seer + sha)

Sinead (pronounced: shin + aid)

Siobhan (pronounced: shiv + ahn)

Tatjana

Tilda

Winter

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07.29.2019 05:02PM

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07.30.2019 02:20PM

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07.30.2019 04:31PM

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@Mharman

Eh...Like, it's hot, but it's too mainstream for me.

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08.04.2019 04:42PM

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Trumpee......Oh Trumpy your so cute, come to papa......come to mama...--we love you so much little Trumpy

Ebuc here I will not be using my Mustarness account again.

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08.04.2019 05:37PM

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@bsh1

Since your gay, wouldn't the only kids you have would be adopted?

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08.04.2019 07:15PM

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@Alec

Not necessarily.

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08.04.2019 07:18PM

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How else?

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08.04.2019 07:56PM

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@Alec

Well, it is possible to have children related to one parent, but not the other. That is, for example, what Elton John and his husband did. They had two children, one related to each of them. There is also interesting research in stem cells going on which may allow for gay couples to have biologically related children in the future.

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08.04.2019 08:00PM

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Isin't in virto fertilization expensive?

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08.04.2019 08:27PM

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@Alec

Yes, but so is adoption. You'd be surprised at how many legal hurdles exist for gay men attempting to have kids. That's why most gay men are such committed parents, because they didn't get kids on a whim or as an accident.

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08.04.2019 09:34PM

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@bsh1

Their justification is that gay parents mess up kids. Right wing sources confirm this, left wing sources deny it. Since I saw a reliable source that agreed with the left, I am fine with gays adopting.

You'd be surprised at how many legal hurdles exist for gay men attempting to have kids

Like what?

What is more expensive? IVF or adoption?

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08.04.2019 09:43PM

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@Alec

Adoption involves a lot of legal hurdles, inspections, waiting periods, fees, etc. IVF is still probably more expensive.

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08.04.2019 09:52PM

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I want to adopt when I am old enough and financially stable enough. Seems like the Pro life thing to do. Pro choicers say that pro lifers need to adopt and I'm like "whatever".

I think the restrictions are nessesary to ensure the kid wont be in a messed up home.

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08.05.2019 05:06PM

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@Alec

Question, why do y'all want kids? I'm super young, lol, way younger than y'all, but I don't understand why anyone really wants kids. I always think it's too much of a responsibility and I don't want to take care of one or more other people for 18+ years. Or maybe that's just because I'm a kid

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08.05.2019 05:46PM

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but I don't understand why anyone really wants kids.

I guess I can try before they tell you themselves:

Social thing where people are kinda nudged to have kids as seen through friends, family or media.

Going to get boring nearing the middle and end of your life if you are not with kids.

Carry on the lineage or something.

Some biological aspect which makes you feel like having children.

Feel like they can provide a good life for them while also improving themselves as people.

I could possibly think of more but I'll leave it at that.

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08.05.2019 05:48PM

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@TheRealNihilist

Yeah I get that, I'm TERRIFIED of boredom in the middle of my life, I just don't think that children will be the solution for me though, kudos to all the people trying to be awesome parents though :)

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08.05.2019 05:52PM

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@Speedrace

I just don't think that children will be the solution for me though,

You never know where life would take you in the future. Think about how your life was about couple of years ago. I doubt you would think you would be in the position you are in now. Things change. You could have children even if you don't see yourself having any currently.

kudos to all the people trying to be awesome parents though :)

I guess.

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08.05.2019 05:53PM

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@TheRealNihilist

That's true lol, I guess we'll see

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08.05.2019 05:54PM

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You'll see or not.

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08.05.2019 05:56PM

Still nervous about Pie, I read up on bsh and I'm suspicious but severely less so, I think Pie would be my choice right now just from hammering

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08.05.2019 05:56PM

WRONG THREAD lol

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08.05.2019 08:16PM

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@Speedrace

Question, why do y'all want kids? I'm super young, lol, way younger than y'all, but I don't understand why anyone really wants kids. I always think it's too much of a responsibility and I don't want to take care of one or more other people for 18+ years. Or maybe that's just because I'm a kid

I don't know. I have always wanted kids...about 5 would be nice. But maybe once I have them, my opinion will change.

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08.05.2019 08:19PM

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WHOA lol you're a very brave man, I couldn't, I might get a cat and call it a day

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08.05.2019 08:20PM

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@Speedrace

Lol. Dogs are better.

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08.05.2019 08:22PM

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So I've heard, but cats eat rodents and insects, I just had a GIANT roach crawling in my bedroom last night and I had to sleep in my living room, so a cat would help, plus they're soooooooooo cuuuuuuuuuuuuuute

But dogs are easier to train

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08.19.2019 07:57PM

Who cares if it sounds attractive, names are all about Legacy