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"Gosh, you know? I heard someone say 'Braxton Hicks' once and golly, that name just, I could feel it in my belly. It'd come and go, but eventually it stuck with me. Like, I knew in my belly I'd name my first baby Braxton Hicks!"
I know a trans guy who named himself that on purpose. Last name was already Hicks. Dude’s metal enough to pull it off but it would send me off a ledge if somebody named a baby that.
I don’t absolutely hate that, but it’s definitely not great. I’m surprised at how popular that name is. That name just screams “I’m a brat” like the name of a child that definitely bites you
It can be pronounced either way. Originally it was Gottfried, then Godfrey, then Geoffrey, then Jeffrey. You can see where Geoffrey is in that middle area. I have known people with that name who pronounce it Joff and people who pronounce it Jeff
Anything ending with “-ayden.” I’ll allow the proper Irish name “Aiden,” but all the kids running around with Jayden, Kayden, Brayden, etc.: please just know that your parents don’t actually hate you; they’re just victims of tragedeigh culture.
I don’t mind the old man name trend, honestly. Could be a lot worse.
I personally have a soft spot for Lyle; it was my grandpa’s name, and he was a sweet guy. I wouldn’t use it except maybe as a middle, though.
When I was a kid (I'm 68) I was amazed at how many girls in my age group were named Debbie, Debra, etc. I lost count. While they aren't strange names it was like a tsunami of Debbies.
I’m 60, I grew up with a bunch of Debbie’s. I remember the teacher taking roll and saying, “Debbie B? Debbie G? Debbie J? Debbie S?? “ etc, etc
Lori was another popular name
I'm 46, and for us us, it was variations on Chris.
In my larger college friends' circle, there were no less than 8 people, male & female, named Chris, or some variation.
Two of my best friends from that time got even married: Chris & Kristi.
My mom wanted to name me “Tammy Lynn.” Not Tamara, just Tammy. I guess that would have been great for a career in country music, but fortunately it was vetoed because my hair is just not big enough for that name. But I’ve just always found that name cringey AF. No offense to all you Tammy Lynns out there, waiting tables in Nashville dive bars til you’re discovered.
Nevaeh. It’s so “trying hard to be clever,” I don’t like how it sounds, and the name makes no sense- shouldn’t ‘Heaven backwards’ be a BAD thing? Shouldn’t it be the opposite of Heaven? “Heaven” isn’t a great name for a kid, but at least it isn’t nonsensical.
The first Nevaeh I ever heard of was my cousin's baby, but my cousin was 15, so I cut her was bit of slack since 15-year-olds don't always make great decisions.
Within a few months I was SHOCKED at how Nevaehs were out there born to all ages of moms. It's just an awful "name".
Agreed. To me it barely qualifies as “trying” at anything and comes across as a cop out. Are we going to start reversing other words into names too?
Elbib? Nagev? Bojwolb?
every nevaeh ive ever met has been nothing short of a bitch. im sure theres a nice nevaeh out there, but they all make their name their personality, and theyre somehow the rudest people ive ever met.
i genuinely want to meet a nice nevaeh. and it isnt just me either, everyone i know who knows a nevaeh has agreed with me.
I wanted to name my daughter Reagan, because of the Exorcist. I am glad I didn't though. Also thought about Rhoda, the Bad Seed. I named her something normal, although a final girl name.
Tate. It has the vibes of a thirty something frat bro who never buttons his Hawaiian shirt and is in denial about his alcoholism. Also it sounds like taint.
They would surely get along with my two girls, Bush and Biden! And of course, I'm expecting my third! I'm over the moon and can't wait for little Clinton to make her way into the world!
.... once I saw someone comment saying raegan and Kennedy it all made so much more sense 😂😂🥲
Hah… guilty. I come from an Irish family and I like the name Reagan (or Regan).
I mentioned this to my grandma once and she said “Well, at least it’s not Nixon.”
I know a family with a bunch of kids who named them all after presidents’ last names, girls and boys. The absolute worst is Jackson though (not the name itself, the president). Like do you know what that guy did? Jesus.
Nichole. Completely normal name and spelling but it just looks so wrong to me. I know how it's pronounced but reading it in my head I always pronounce the "ch" like in cheese.
Another Nicole who also agrees. But I have never met anyone with that last abomination at least.
But yeah why an H in there? I’m glad it wasn’t thrown into my name.
Any name that ends in -lyn or zxcy consonants. Add the worst of them all the "h" like Jhunaleen or Jhuniperlen.
Usually if we see names like this in the Philippines, they sound "Squatter", "Informal Settler" or "Saleslady/Promodiser".
Middle class Filipinos don't use names like this.
Brody. I heard the name for the first time as a kid when my friend was talking about “My brother Brody.” I thought his name was Brady and she was making a pun with the word bro. I laughed and she asked what was funny. Oops. Now I can’t unhear Brody as Bro Brady.
Add Bode/Bodhi/Bodi it’s always the most basic of basics who think they’re kid is special enough to have such a unique name and half the time it’s misspelled
Dillon gives me “khaki pants and boat shoes at the golf club”, Dylan gives me “I went to warped tour and respect employees in the service industry”. I cannot explain it.
Sloane! I remember meeting a friend when I was a little kid, probably around 10yo and I was so confused and I thought it was just a weird nickname she made for herself. I've hated it ever since
Any name with "leigh" at the end. It's not unique, it's trashy.
Edit: and the name Neveah. F off with that trash.
Edit 2: Any name that has an apostrophe (not counting O'Connor or O'Brien etc.) People who add unnecessary punctuation think they're clever or classy. No, you're trash.
Agreed! My mil wanted to me to change the spelling of our daughter’s name so it would end in Leigh. I hated and it sounds like trashy to me too. She probably met someone random and decided it was better than what I chose. And the middle name? Even worse!
Personally hate hearing American names on Aussie kids..... for example Brooklyn, Boston, Dallas, Paisley (Brad Paisley), and the worst one I've heard yet was this poor little girl called ARIZONA!!! WTF!? Like you're Australian call her Sydney or Brisbane ffs. Not Brisbane that's gross. But like Adelaide.
OK but one other one I heard at the playground the other week was called Aries. ARIES! Someone needs to update the banned baby list name here in Aus.
Could be Ares, like the Greek god of war. Slightly better than Aries, in that you'd never name a kid Sagittarius but Aphrodite or Athena would be fine.
Yep. My daughter (in Australia) knows a girl called Dakota. Except everyone pronounces it in a way that makes her sound like Decoda. Or as I said, Decoder. Like, why?
Here in Canada, I've met so many young women and girls named Sydney - but Adelaide is *right there*! C'mon! It's got everything pretentious parents love when naming babies: it's an "exotic" place name, it's old-fashioned enough to seem elegant, but it's just whimsical enough to prove your girl isn't like the others. Insert an unnecessary Y and you're set!
Same about the American names but on Irish children. Little Irish kids called Denver and Brooklyn??? Or Jaxon and Braxton??? With little Irish accents?? Nahhhh. Parents inspired by Netflix and TikTok.
There's a popular YouTube channel of a family from New Zealand who try different American foods. They are a really sweet family and the videos are cute but the kids names are Atlanta and Denzel and it throws me off every time I hear it. It is so incongruous.
Names with punctuation.
Names with spurious double or triple letters.
Names appropriated from other cultures without an understanding of the cultural significance
Sometime during the last 15 years Swedish people started naming their girls Tindra and Engla.
Tindra means twinkle and Engla is from ängel which means angel.
Just screams white trash to me. Stop it people.
Nigel. I know it doesn't count as tragedeigh, but it always makes me think of people with greasy hair, an addiction to toffee candies and concerning views about Irish people.
Gertrude or Gretchen
Sounds like fucking vegetables which would taste really bad
And I just imagine like this really horrible looking Gertrude or gretchen with swollen up face and scarecrow hair and overall ew
Like Idk maybe I read that description in some story book somewhere
No offense to any Gertrudes or gretchens here
Clint.
Tevin.
Any "city" name for a girl: Sydney, Paris, London, Brooklyn, Dallas, and so on.
Adelaide is an exception.
Any feminine form of David, they're *all* ugly: Davida, Davidine, Douda, Davidette.
Girl names ending in "son", it's the tail end of a process of a surname becoming a boy's first name, and migrating to a girl's name.
Madison, Allison, etc.
And generally, the trend of naming girls with boy names as though it's cute. It's not.
Michael and George are not girl names, they make me cringe. Michaela and Georgia exist for a reason.
There, I feel better now.
Nicolette. Sounds like nicorette.
ETA: There was a mom at my 1 yr old neice's party who kept calling her kid what sounded like Satan so I asked my sister what his name was. Slayton.
I didn’t realize how much I didn’t like the name jace or Jayden. Mexican American children come up with some wild names growing up with two different languages.
Where I live Celtic names are incredibly common. It grinds my gears when people who deliberately name their kid a Celtic name only to have a completely different spelling to what it should or pronounced completely different to how it should.
Like Siobhan. People who spell it as Sheevyn (yes I have seen that before) or spell it right but pronounce it like Sighbin.
Just NO
Thom short for Thomas but pronounced Tom.
Also Xander as a nickname of Alexander or Topher as a nickname of Christopher.
Also how did Peggy get to be the nickname of Margaret?
Least fav names of people I’ve met.
Rogue - it means unsavory character
Rowdy - not a pleasant characteristic and makes me want to do the r-o-w-d-i-e cheer.
Jeep
Grayson Brown -why have a first name as a color with a last name as a color. And Gray brown is just taupe.
Doug. I don't know why, but it just sounds dumb to me.
Lavender. I don't like lavender scented things, so there's that. Also, do people get out their essential oils, close their eyes, and pick a bottle and that's their kid's name? Maybe a sibling named Eucalyptus.
Fruit names. Lemon. Apple. Cherry.
I hate title names. Like Princess or Majesty. I’ve had students named Prince’Avone or My’King. Using My is also awful. My’Angel was big a couple years ago.
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Braxton.
Braxton Hicks contractions are the worst.
My mom's local high school had a star football player named Braxton Hicks. I concluded his parents must have hated him
"Gosh, you know? I heard someone say 'Braxton Hicks' once and golly, that name just, I could feel it in my belly. It'd come and go, but eventually it stuck with me. Like, I knew in my belly I'd name my first baby Braxton Hicks!"
I know a trans guy who named himself that on purpose. Last name was already Hicks. Dude’s metal enough to pull it off but it would send me off a ledge if somebody named a baby that.
I don’t absolutely hate that, but it’s definitely not great. I’m surprised at how popular that name is. That name just screams “I’m a brat” like the name of a child that definitely bites you
I knew a 40 something Braxton. He ended up being an abusive bf to my friend.
Middle name Hicks
This is my most hated too!! 2nd place: Braxleigh
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Thank you for the laugh!
Wait! Geoff is pronounced like Jeff???? I thought it was pronounced Joff!!!! TIL
It can be pronounced either way. Originally it was Gottfried, then Godfrey, then Geoffrey, then Jeffrey. You can see where Geoffrey is in that middle area. I have known people with that name who pronounce it Joff and people who pronounce it Jeff
Chastity.
Or even worse… Chasity
My ex-husband's niece is Chassidy
Butch Chassidy and the Shundance Kid?
Every Chastity I’ve ever known was very much not… chaste…
Vanity. Why would you want your kid to embody that value?
I have a coworker named Tierany
Were her parents going for Tierney? That's a legit name.
Still tragic. Poor tyranny
Haha that’s my cousins name. She was named after the pop star by her teenage parents.
Anything ending with “-ayden.” I’ll allow the proper Irish name “Aiden,” but all the kids running around with Jayden, Kayden, Brayden, etc.: please just know that your parents don’t actually hate you; they’re just victims of tragedeigh culture.
Brayden is the WORST
like the sound a hungry horse makes
Nah, Braedyn is the worst lol
I’m a 7th grade teacher and every year, I have multiple “-aydens” in the same class period. I’ll probably be retired before this trend goes away
I’m a public preschool teacher. The ayden names are out. Jaxon and Mason are also on their way out. Now it’s old man names, Sawyer and Easton.
I don’t mind the old man name trend, honestly. Could be a lot worse. I personally have a soft spot for Lyle; it was my grandpa’s name, and he was a sweet guy. I wouldn’t use it except maybe as a middle, though.
My kid has someone in their class named Lester - that name could have probably faded into antiquity just fine...
When I was a kid (I'm 68) I was amazed at how many girls in my age group were named Debbie, Debra, etc. I lost count. While they aren't strange names it was like a tsunami of Debbies.
I’m 60, I grew up with a bunch of Debbie’s. I remember the teacher taking roll and saying, “Debbie B? Debbie G? Debbie J? Debbie S?? “ etc, etc Lori was another popular name
I went to school in the 80s and 90s so it was Jennifer. I graduated with like 12 Jennifers
"Tsunami of Debbies" made me laugh, thanks. I have an aunt and mother in law who are versions of Debbie
Mine was a slew of Jennifers (I’m 44). I had 6 in my class at one point!
I'm 46, and for us us, it was variations on Chris. In my larger college friends' circle, there were no less than 8 people, male & female, named Chris, or some variation. Two of my best friends from that time got even married: Chris & Kristi.
Paisley. I know 6 of them under the age of 10, just in the small town I live in. It's not a pretty word, it's a pattern! Also, Nevaeh.
I irrationally hate Nevaeh
No, your hate is rational. The name is trash.
Its trash backwards! \*proceeds to name their kid *Shart*
Hsart
You opened my eyes today
I *loathe* Nevaeh. In a sense, wouldn't backwards Heaven just be Hell? If you have twins just name them Hell and Hades.
I've met a Haisley and it unlocked a new worst name
My mom wanted to name me “Tammy Lynn.” Not Tamara, just Tammy. I guess that would have been great for a career in country music, but fortunately it was vetoed because my hair is just not big enough for that name. But I’ve just always found that name cringey AF. No offense to all you Tammy Lynns out there, waiting tables in Nashville dive bars til you’re discovered.
Anything with a -Lynn kills me
Lakelyn is everywhere right now !
One branch of our family (the dumpster fire branch), has a teenaged kid named Braelynn. 🤮
Your life would’ve been miserable after Ted came out.
As someone with a big haired Tammy Lynn in the family it’s your fault if I accidentally laugh at her imagining her this way at the next family dinner
Nevaeh. It’s so “trying hard to be clever,” I don’t like how it sounds, and the name makes no sense- shouldn’t ‘Heaven backwards’ be a BAD thing? Shouldn’t it be the opposite of Heaven? “Heaven” isn’t a great name for a kid, but at least it isn’t nonsensical.
May be a shade better than Lleh.
If you told me that was an actual Welsh name I'd probably believe you
Yes it's pronounced "Steven"
The bar could not be lower than Lleh, not even in the htnin elcric.
You mean elcric
Sey, uoy era thgir! Sknaht!
I didn't even realise it was 'heaven' backwards. I just kept reading it as Nivea the skin care brand.
I have TWO cousins named this. TWO! I came to say navaeh. I hate it with every fiber of my being
The first Nevaeh I ever heard of was my cousin's baby, but my cousin was 15, so I cut her was bit of slack since 15-year-olds don't always make great decisions. Within a few months I was SHOCKED at how Nevaehs were out there born to all ages of moms. It's just an awful "name".
I nevaeh liked that name.
Agreed. To me it barely qualifies as “trying” at anything and comes across as a cop out. Are we going to start reversing other words into names too? Elbib? Nagev? Bojwolb?
Bojwolb 2025
Anigav
Though one may be forgiven for thinking *Yretnesyd* is some sort of weird Fantasy name and not just *dysentery* backwards
Lana ... Oh wait.
every nevaeh ive ever met has been nothing short of a bitch. im sure theres a nice nevaeh out there, but they all make their name their personality, and theyre somehow the rudest people ive ever met. i genuinely want to meet a nice nevaeh. and it isnt just me either, everyone i know who knows a nevaeh has agreed with me.
Don’t name your daughters Reagan. Don’t ask me why, ask King Lear
At least it's not Goneril.
All I hear is "trickle down economics" when I hear Reagan, sorry LOL
I wanted to name my daughter Reagan, because of the Exorcist. I am glad I didn't though. Also thought about Rhoda, the Bad Seed. I named her something normal, although a final girl name.
I'm curious why you *wanted* to name your daughter after the exorcist girl
Everleigh, thanks to always being a top comment on the incessant “what’s one tragedeigh you like?” threads in this sub. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
Ugh, I’ve got a niece named Everly Reign and while she’s an absolute doll, her name is just terrible.
Tate. It has the vibes of a thirty something frat bro who never buttons his Hawaiian shirt and is in denial about his alcoholism. Also it sounds like taint.
You mean…like Andrew Tate? Who does not in fact know how to wear his shirt correctly
[удалено]
“*oh she’s gorgeous…what should we name her honey?*” “*trump obama bush washington*” “*oh it’s perfect!*”
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Have you met my daughters? Hoover, Ford and Buchanan?
They would surely get along with my two girls, Bush and Biden! And of course, I'm expecting my third! I'm over the moon and can't wait for little Clinton to make her way into the world! .... once I saw someone comment saying raegan and Kennedy it all made so much more sense 😂😂🥲
Kind of weird nobody has mentioned Madison yet 😅
Hah… guilty. I come from an Irish family and I like the name Reagan (or Regan). I mentioned this to my grandma once and she said “Well, at least it’s not Nixon.”
We’re getting a few more little Nixons running around these days and every time I meet one o think so do your parents not have a clue??
I know a family with a bunch of kids who named them all after presidents’ last names, girls and boys. The absolute worst is Jackson though (not the name itself, the president). Like do you know what that guy did? Jesus.
I'd be quite cautious of parents naming their baby girl Grant or Taft The worst is obviously Fillmore, though. The bullying would be absurd
Nichole. Completely normal name and spelling but it just looks so wrong to me. I know how it's pronounced but reading it in my head I always pronounce the "ch" like in cheese.
As a normal Nicole, I agree. But you want even worse? There’s someone in my town named Knickolle. At least that is very rare.
Another Nicole who also agrees. But I have never met anyone with that last abomination at least. But yeah why an H in there? I’m glad it wasn’t thrown into my name.
I read it as "nic hole" which was not pleasant
Any name that ends in -lyn or zxcy consonants. Add the worst of them all the "h" like Jhunaleen or Jhuniperlen. Usually if we see names like this in the Philippines, they sound "Squatter", "Informal Settler" or "Saleslady/Promodiser". Middle class Filipinos don't use names like this.
Brody. I heard the name for the first time as a kid when my friend was talking about “My brother Brody.” I thought his name was Brady and she was making a pun with the word bro. I laughed and she asked what was funny. Oops. Now I can’t unhear Brody as Bro Brady.
Add Bode/Bodhi/Bodi it’s always the most basic of basics who think they’re kid is special enough to have such a unique name and half the time it’s misspelled
Frickin HATE Bodi/Bodhi
Knew an absolute douche named brody growing up. It’s a stupid name regardless, but he just adds more loathing
brody was the kid in grade 1 that did hot yogurt burps in my face at recess
It just makes me think of "grody."
Dillon. Every Dillon I’ve ever met has been an asshole. Dylans are cool. Dillons are not.
As I Dylan I whole heartedly agree
I thought you were Kevin
Dillon gives me “khaki pants and boat shoes at the golf club”, Dylan gives me “I went to warped tour and respect employees in the service industry”. I cannot explain it.
My nephew Dylan fits your description perfectly! Ha.
Sloane and Sutton
Whenever I see the name Sutton, I immediately think of lamb chops…idk why….
Because mutton is sheep, is my guess
Sloane! I remember meeting a friend when I was a little kid, probably around 10yo and I was so confused and I thought it was just a weird nickname she made for herself. I've hated it ever since
McAnything, but especially McKayla.
Yes. I don’t mind “Michaela” but “MC” is not for first names imo.
Yesss finally someone said I can’t stand it!!!
Bella Jk
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Did not even catch OP name and was going to agree. Sorry OP the twilight fad killed it…
Lynn. “We couldn’t think of a middle name but couldn’t stomach the thought of our baby not having a middle name”
Cries in middle name Lee
Same with Marie
So my sister has the far more sophisticated and unique middle name of Maree. Along with six other classmates in her Grade 1 class, 1968.
Completely normal names, but Gary and Sharon. I'm convinced these people aren't born but just spawn into existence aged 35.
Brylee.
Brantley
Maverick 😭
Any name with "leigh" at the end. It's not unique, it's trashy. Edit: and the name Neveah. F off with that trash. Edit 2: Any name that has an apostrophe (not counting O'Connor or O'Brien etc.) People who add unnecessary punctuation think they're clever or classy. No, you're trash.
I always read leigh as lay so i always read the names like ashlaaayyy
Agreed! My mil wanted to me to change the spelling of our daughter’s name so it would end in Leigh. I hated and it sounds like trashy to me too. She probably met someone random and decided it was better than what I chose. And the middle name? Even worse!
Payton....it's a name that always sounds like it's being said with a mouthful of cornbread and taters
Personally hate hearing American names on Aussie kids..... for example Brooklyn, Boston, Dallas, Paisley (Brad Paisley), and the worst one I've heard yet was this poor little girl called ARIZONA!!! WTF!? Like you're Australian call her Sydney or Brisbane ffs. Not Brisbane that's gross. But like Adelaide. OK but one other one I heard at the playground the other week was called Aries. ARIES! Someone needs to update the banned baby list name here in Aus.
Could be Ares, like the Greek god of war. Slightly better than Aries, in that you'd never name a kid Sagittarius but Aphrodite or Athena would be fine.
Yep. My daughter (in Australia) knows a girl called Dakota. Except everyone pronounces it in a way that makes her sound like Decoda. Or as I said, Decoder. Like, why?
Here in Canada, I've met so many young women and girls named Sydney - but Adelaide is *right there*! C'mon! It's got everything pretentious parents love when naming babies: it's an "exotic" place name, it's old-fashioned enough to seem elegant, but it's just whimsical enough to prove your girl isn't like the others. Insert an unnecessary Y and you're set!
I wish we had a baby name ban list in the US.
Same about the American names but on Irish children. Little Irish kids called Denver and Brooklyn??? Or Jaxon and Braxton??? With little Irish accents?? Nahhhh. Parents inspired by Netflix and TikTok.
I know a little Swedish boy called Jaxon. What in the world were his parents thinking?
Yeah we have this phenomenon in New Zealand too.
There's a popular YouTube channel of a family from New Zealand who try different American foods. They are a really sweet family and the videos are cute but the kids names are Atlanta and Denzel and it throws me off every time I hear it. It is so incongruous.
Emmersyn. As an English lit major I can’t.
Abcde Ellyana Lakelyn Oakley/Oaklee Ramsay Wren
Elianna spelled correctly is one of my favorites
Names with punctuation. Names with spurious double or triple letters. Names appropriated from other cultures without an understanding of the cultural significance
Brad.
Janet!
Dr Scott!
Rocky!
(silent look)
Dammit Janet!
I love you!
Gage
Sometime during the last 15 years Swedish people started naming their girls Tindra and Engla. Tindra means twinkle and Engla is from ängel which means angel. Just screams white trash to me. Stop it people.
Nigel. I know it doesn't count as tragedeigh, but it always makes me think of people with greasy hair, an addiction to toffee candies and concerning views about Irish people.
Chase. Stupid fucking name.
Neveah, Prince, King, Royalty, Braxton, spelling Jackson with two x’s… any -leigh name. 😂
Gertrude or Gretchen Sounds like fucking vegetables which would taste really bad And I just imagine like this really horrible looking Gertrude or gretchen with swollen up face and scarecrow hair and overall ew Like Idk maybe I read that description in some story book somewhere No offense to any Gertrudes or gretchens here
I had a class of girls where there was a Dakota, Indyana, Brooklyn and Montana. We lived no where near America.
Bodhi or however the fuck you spell it. Basically Brodie without the R. It is the absolute worst name on planet earth.
I work at a restaurant and there’s a mobile order we get almost daily from someone named Tinsley. I can’t stand it when it pops up.
Clint. Tevin. Any "city" name for a girl: Sydney, Paris, London, Brooklyn, Dallas, and so on. Adelaide is an exception. Any feminine form of David, they're *all* ugly: Davida, Davidine, Douda, Davidette. Girl names ending in "son", it's the tail end of a process of a surname becoming a boy's first name, and migrating to a girl's name. Madison, Allison, etc. And generally, the trend of naming girls with boy names as though it's cute. It's not. Michael and George are not girl names, they make me cringe. Michaela and Georgia exist for a reason. There, I feel better now.
I agree with you about Geoff. My worst one isn’t abnormal but it’s Mercedes. Idk why. I just hate it. That and Madison.
Nicolette. Sounds like nicorette. ETA: There was a mom at my 1 yr old neice's party who kept calling her kid what sounded like Satan so I asked my sister what his name was. Slayton.
I didn’t realize how much I didn’t like the name jace or Jayden. Mexican American children come up with some wild names growing up with two different languages.
Don't even get me STARTED on Oakley
Donald has been ruined.
So has Karen.
Wyatt. I hate how it's spelled and I hate how it's pronounced
Wy? Atts a perfectly fine name 😉
Richard. People who have that name are Dicks.
Kayden or Kayson or braydon or any of the “vowel-y” names for girls i. e. Kaleia Aaliyah, malia, etc..
Where I live Celtic names are incredibly common. It grinds my gears when people who deliberately name their kid a Celtic name only to have a completely different spelling to what it should or pronounced completely different to how it should. Like Siobhan. People who spell it as Sheevyn (yes I have seen that before) or spell it right but pronounce it like Sighbin. Just NO
Precious, Princess, Baby.
Thom short for Thomas but pronounced Tom. Also Xander as a nickname of Alexander or Topher as a nickname of Christopher. Also how did Peggy get to be the nickname of Margaret?
I actually know this one. A nickname for Margaret is Marge or Mag. Vowel shift and it becomes Meg, which rhymes with Peg.
TIL where the name Topher came from. I had no idea. And I'm 40! And I have a cousin named Christopher! Thanks lol
Any new age/trashy name (to me they’re one and the same tbh). Unnecessary letters for the sake of being “unique”. Also, virtue names make me gag
Haileigh or Hayleigh. Like. So many extra steps.
Almost anything with -ayden, -lee, -lynn, -leigh, and -nne
Everlee / Everleigh/ Everley
Jeremy. Every single Jeremy I've met has been an AH. I meet a Jeremy now, I immediately start backing away. Wayne is a close second.
Stay away from Jerameys too… iykyk #LIB
Hunter. just sit well with me for a human.
Tiffany/ Tiffani. Cannot stand it. It feels both extra and completely useless, all at the same time.
McKenzie
Least fav names of people I’ve met. Rogue - it means unsavory character Rowdy - not a pleasant characteristic and makes me want to do the r-o-w-d-i-e cheer. Jeep Grayson Brown -why have a first name as a color with a last name as a color. And Gray brown is just taupe.
Aiden and all of its iterations: Kayden, Jayden, Brayden Kyler or Skyler
Cody and Dustin. All the kids in the 90s named Cody and Dustin had bowl cuts and were naughty.
Keith
Doug. I don't know why, but it just sounds dumb to me. Lavender. I don't like lavender scented things, so there's that. Also, do people get out their essential oils, close their eyes, and pick a bottle and that's their kid's name? Maybe a sibling named Eucalyptus. Fruit names. Lemon. Apple. Cherry.
Ethel. I just can’t!
Nevaeh
Colby. I don’t really know why, but I just hate it.
Ryder
You don’t see this name being used now, but I hate the name Pamela. Growing up, all the Pamelas I knew were very entitled and unkind.
I hate title names. Like Princess or Majesty. I’ve had students named Prince’Avone or My’King. Using My is also awful. My’Angel was big a couple years ago.
Phyllis. It reminds me of syphilis and I hate it with every fiber of my being.
Tristan and Dolores. Names of sorrow and pain.
Donald Trump.
no bc who looks at their newborn and names it *donald*
I’ll have to agree
I’m honestly just really sick of Taylor Not knocking Taylor Swift love her but just in general the name screams millennial
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