Class List!

[normadix]

The boys aren't bad (except one or two) but most of the girls? Yikes
Please don't quote

***poof***

[bootsorhearts]

I like the last girls name, I think that's sweet.

[dreadpiratebuttercup]

I agree with you, the boy names for the most part aren't too bad. But the girl names are just atrocious. Delilah is ok I guess, but I can't get behind it due the biblical story.

And to the poster above: The last girl name, Quinn, isn't even a girl name.

[zebrapanther1311]

I like Delilah and Benjamin. That's it really.

[ashiscute]

I actually like Delilah a lot although I couldn't use it. It seems pretty common for boys to get better names. They tend to get classic and girls cutesy

[leahb12]

Decent list for the boys, but I'm totally giving Jax a side eye.

[normadix]

Feb 5, 2015 21:10:05 GMT -5 @blackpearl08 said:

Is that Chloi.e pronounced like Cloy or Chloe? How odd.

I think Chloi.e is supposed to sound like Chloe. I had to look at it like 5x to make sure I wasn't seeing things.

[normadix]

Feb 5, 2015 21:11:12 GMT -5 leahb12 said:

Decent list for the boys, but I'm totally giving Jax a side eye.

So terrible, at least give him Jackson and give him the nn Jax

[bootsorhearts]

Feb 5, 2015 19:28:16 GMT -5 dreadpiratebuttercup said:

I agree with you, the boy names for the most part aren't too bad. But the girl names are just atrocious. Delilah is ok I guess, but I can't get behind it due the biblical story.

And to the poster above: The last girl name, Quinn, isn't even a girl name.

That's not that uncommon though. Lots of examples of that. I have a female friend named Morgan and a male friend named Morgan.

[dreadpiratebuttercup]

Feb 5, 2015 21:54:27 GMT -5 bootsorhearts said:

Feb 5, 2015 19:28:16 GMT -5 dreadpiratebuttercup said:

I agree with you, the boy names for the most part aren't too bad. But the girl names are just atrocious. Delilah is ok I guess, but I can't get behind it due the biblical story.

And to the poster above: The last girl name, Quinn, isn't even a girl name.

That's not that uncommon though. Lots of examples of that. I have a female friend named Morgan and a male friend named Morgan.

It doesn't matter how common it is. What matters is linguistics and history of use. Quinn is distinctly masculine. You might as well name a girl Richard or Peter. It would be the exact same thing.

[Widget123]

Sky.lynn is the worst. I really hate any name that has "sky" in it.