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Help[Opinions] Re: How will names change as Gen Z approaches the age to have kids?
in reply to a message by Kellan
I think they might bring back names that are seen as dated to the late 80s, 90s, or early 00s, because I see a lot of kids enamored by names (and fashions) like that.
Perhaps they may also favour unexpected, "forgotten" names that most people don't really think about and that don't fit into any strong categories. I have seen a few young people express interest in these names that are surprising and refreshing in their random ordinariness. Like....Curtis. or Maureen.
Other than those ideas, I have no idea what will happen.
Perhaps they may also favour unexpected, "forgotten" names that most people don't really think about and that don't fit into any strong categories. I have seen a few young people express interest in these names that are surprising and refreshing in their random ordinariness. Like....Curtis. or Maureen.
Other than those ideas, I have no idea what will happen.
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I like Maureen and Curtis. Idk if I'm deluded, but I want Mildred to become semi-fashionable at some point in the next couple decades. It seems like the type of name that's overwhelmingly dull to most millennials but that gen Zers could admire.
Or it'd be hilarious to me if Bob made a comeback.
Or it'd be hilarious to me if Bob made a comeback.
This message was edited 3/26/2022, 10:03 PM
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