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Help[Opinions] Bambi
I know I posted on Bambi before, but I recently saw an older lady probably in her 50's or 60's named Bambi.
I know many people associate it with hookers, or something. Although I have never came across a person like that named Bambi. I personally think any name can be associated with those type of people if that's their stage, or real name (I don't pay attention to any of that though) I barely know who the playboy bunnies are. Does it really matter though? It's not like my child would become one just because of her name. I also feel that if someone would think that of an innocent child just because of her name it's pretty sad. I know children will make fun of them for anything, but I doubt they will know what prostitues or strippers are in 2nd grade. Even if she got older, I'm sure she will learn to deal with the cruel jokes (by adults too), as I have, and many others who have had unusual names. Back in my days at school Sabrina was very uncommon just to let you know.
I really do like the name Bambi, I don't think I'd never use it, but I still like it.
WDYT? I think it can age well despite it's meaning. My dad was like how about Bambi, and Flower? LOL. I was like don't start cause I actually do like Flower also.
Future Mommy to: River, Charlotte, Bindi
I know many people associate it with hookers, or something. Although I have never came across a person like that named Bambi. I personally think any name can be associated with those type of people if that's their stage, or real name (I don't pay attention to any of that though) I barely know who the playboy bunnies are. Does it really matter though? It's not like my child would become one just because of her name. I also feel that if someone would think that of an innocent child just because of her name it's pretty sad. I know children will make fun of them for anything, but I doubt they will know what prostitues or strippers are in 2nd grade. Even if she got older, I'm sure she will learn to deal with the cruel jokes (by adults too), as I have, and many others who have had unusual names. Back in my days at school Sabrina was very uncommon just to let you know.
I really do like the name Bambi, I don't think I'd never use it, but I still like it.
WDYT? I think it can age well despite it's meaning. My dad was like how about Bambi, and Flower? LOL. I was like don't start cause I actually do like Flower also.
Future Mommy to: River, Charlotte, Bindi
This message was edited 9/28/2006, 10:01 PM
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