<p>When I was younger and actually considered having kids, I kept imagining them as twins. Jane and Janet, and John and Jonathan, and other terrible horrendous things. </p>
<p>Now I'm just attracted to the names of celebrities and imaginary characters I love. For example, Julianne.</p>
<p>girl: sharlene, vivienne, chloe, ashlyn
boy: francis (jk), bernie, lance, lewis</p>
<p>Boy: Blake, Bryce,
Girl: Brooke</p>
<p>Girl: Arrow, Addison, Leah, Amelia, Gabriel, Michael (love this for girls for some reason)
Boys: Eric, Steven, Tyson, James</p>
<p>I really want my kids to have my last name (I'm a girl). I think my last name is very distinguished-sounding and I'm so scared I'm gonna marry a guy named Quackenbush or something.</p>
<p>You can have your kids have your last name! These things aren't so set in stone anymore. </p>
<p>Now I'm thinking of what kinds of last names sound distinguished... I think most are just awkward.</p>
<p>Boys: John, Luke, William, James, Logan, Jacob.
Girls: Kirsten, Margaret, Rose, Carrie.
Although, I'm thinking my husband will probably have a say in the name, lol, so I can't be too sure...</p>
<p>Well... haven't really thought about it, but if I had a girl I'd name her Lauren.</p>
<p>socialswimmer-umm, why would the guy have a say in these matters...?
lol, jp :D</p>
<p>after reading the twilight series [<33] i've decided i like the names emmett & jasper, especially the latter. i think it's so cute :)</p>
<p>ahahahahaha :) good point...</p>
<p>Plato and Friendly</p>
<p>^Just kill your kids now. Or have an abortion or something.</p>
<p>I lol'd</p>
<p>nop, my kids will be happy lil bastards</p>
<p>Guy - Manfred
Girl - Manfred</p>
<p>guy: Piero, Kai, Emmett, Everett, Georges, Ira
girl: Ada, Bjoux, Bisous</p>
<p>in my experiences, having a different name is a good ice breaker</p>
<p>Will you marry a man named Shrek?</p>
<p>if hes a furniture designer or illustrator, names can be changed, my dear</p>
<p>Girl: Nadja (it must be spelled this way), Frances, Imogen (lol, probably won't subject my child to it, though).
Boy: Dean, Jack, Charlie.</p>
<p>girl: Abigail or Rose. because they have pleasant connotations to me.
boy: Michael or Paul(boardroom names, knawmean?)</p>