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HelpRe: You say....You think
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1. This is my daughter Phyllida Jane.
You say: Hi There.
You think: Eh. Not really a fan.
2. These are my sons Archie and Oswald.
You say: Hey Guys.
You think: Not my style. But I guess they won't have anyone else their age with their names.
3. This is my daughter Kahtreena Nevaeh.
You say: Hi Kahtreena!
You think: I like Kahtreena, even with the spelling. But Nevaeh wrecks it.
4. These are my triplets Duncan, Oscar, and Stella.
You say: Hello
You think: Again, not my style and again, will probably never meet another person their age with the same name.
5. These are my daughters Georgia Peach, Carolina Sunshine, and Virgina Belle.
You say: How cute.
You think: Oh my. What's next, "This is my son/daughter Idaho Potato!"
6. These are my twins Eve and Zoe, they share the same middle name, Marie.
You say: I love your names!
You think: I do. A little strange that their share the same middle name, but it's better than them having the same first name.
7. This my son Townsend Kennedy.
You say: Hey.
You think: Um...Sounds like a car.
8. These are my sons Abraham Lincoln "Abe" and Thomas Jefferson "Tom".
You say: That's cool.
You think: I wouldn't do it but to each their own.
9. These are my daughters Kalli and Maddi.
You say: How adorable!
You think: I love this. I generally would use these as nicknames but if people are just going to shorten their names to Kalli and Maddi anyways....
10. This is my son and daughter Beau and Belle.
You say: Hi Guys!
You think: I like the names!
11. This is my daughter Beatrice Louise "Bea".
You say: Hello
You think: Again not my style. A bit too old fashioned for me.
12. These are my daughters Riley, Mason, and my sons Kelly and Aubrey.
You say: I love your names!
You think: I love male names that also work for girls! And I actually have a male professor named Kelly and Aubrey Graham is also known as Drake and is a guy. Riley is definitely used a lot for girls anyway so that one's not so strange, but I've never seen Mason used on a girl. But I definitely like it.
You say: Hi There.
You think: Eh. Not really a fan.
2. These are my sons Archie and Oswald.
You say: Hey Guys.
You think: Not my style. But I guess they won't have anyone else their age with their names.
3. This is my daughter Kahtreena Nevaeh.
You say: Hi Kahtreena!
You think: I like Kahtreena, even with the spelling. But Nevaeh wrecks it.
4. These are my triplets Duncan, Oscar, and Stella.
You say: Hello
You think: Again, not my style and again, will probably never meet another person their age with the same name.
5. These are my daughters Georgia Peach, Carolina Sunshine, and Virgina Belle.
You say: How cute.
You think: Oh my. What's next, "This is my son/daughter Idaho Potato!"
6. These are my twins Eve and Zoe, they share the same middle name, Marie.
You say: I love your names!
You think: I do. A little strange that their share the same middle name, but it's better than them having the same first name.
7. This my son Townsend Kennedy.
You say: Hey.
You think: Um...Sounds like a car.
8. These are my sons Abraham Lincoln "Abe" and Thomas Jefferson "Tom".
You say: That's cool.
You think: I wouldn't do it but to each their own.
9. These are my daughters Kalli and Maddi.
You say: How adorable!
You think: I love this. I generally would use these as nicknames but if people are just going to shorten their names to Kalli and Maddi anyways....
10. This is my son and daughter Beau and Belle.
You say: Hi Guys!
You think: I like the names!
11. This is my daughter Beatrice Louise "Bea".
You say: Hello
You think: Again not my style. A bit too old fashioned for me.
12. These are my daughters Riley, Mason, and my sons Kelly and Aubrey.
You say: I love your names!
You think: I love male names that also work for girls! And I actually have a male professor named Kelly and Aubrey Graham is also known as Drake and is a guy. Riley is definitely used a lot for girls anyway so that one's not so strange, but I've never seen Mason used on a girl. But I definitely like it.
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