Is pearl to old fashioned for today
Thinking of lil girl names cause ITS A GIRL
22-25, F
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Serenitree · F
How about something from this list?
Australia (6), Miami (16), Dublin (10), England (11), Indiana (33), Itali (9) / Italie (5) / Italy (86), Korea (29), Island (19), Sanibel (5), and Vail (8) will tell you themselves when they get older.
Cars – Mommas can’t get enough of naming their babies after an automobile, but with girls it brings a whole new meaning to riding in my Chevy (18), Infiniti (14), Jetta (6), Audi (21), or Bently (11) / Bentley (11) / Bentleigh (58). (oh and BTW I owned a Jetta and the tire fell off it while driving it so not quality vehicle…here’s that story)
Nature – Names that align with the outdoors sound better with girls than boys (IMO), however Canyon (94), Ocean (90) / Oceana (25) / Oceane (7) may not agree. Nor do I think will Birdie (37), Dove (5), Harbor (36), Paw (5), Snow (5), Trillium (9), or Tulip (5).
Royalty (40) – What is a little Princesa (37) to do? I mean when you are a Duchess (8) or an Heiress (25) to the throne sure, who doesn’t want to be called Majesty (20). However, the Reality (6) is that little Empriss (5) will most likely not be assuming a Royal (59) position in her lifetime.
Jewels (47) – Your little Queen (44) may never have her own scepter, but maybe she will have her own Gem (5). Could we keep it classy and go with a Dymond (23) because Diamonique (12) is the low end fake stuff. I would like to think Onyx (33) and Amethyst (9) would approve.
Patriotic – Shouldn’t Freedom (22) and Liberty (556) / Liberti (7) / Libertee (10) be saved to describe our country? Who wants to be called Nixon (18) – hello the guy had to resign in disgrace!
Ancient Civilization – Athena (1445) and Shera (6) will appreciate being known for their intelligence and strength, but poor little Roman (12) will have to hear ‘When in Rome (11)’ too many times to be comfortable. And for the record I drive an Odyssey (16) minivan and it is not the coolest vehicle, so maybe just stick to the Goddess (16) names or Alpha (5) cause who doesn’t want to be top bitch?
Australia (6), Miami (16), Dublin (10), England (11), Indiana (33), Itali (9) / Italie (5) / Italy (86), Korea (29), Island (19), Sanibel (5), and Vail (8) will tell you themselves when they get older.
Cars – Mommas can’t get enough of naming their babies after an automobile, but with girls it brings a whole new meaning to riding in my Chevy (18), Infiniti (14), Jetta (6), Audi (21), or Bently (11) / Bentley (11) / Bentleigh (58). (oh and BTW I owned a Jetta and the tire fell off it while driving it so not quality vehicle…here’s that story)
Nature – Names that align with the outdoors sound better with girls than boys (IMO), however Canyon (94), Ocean (90) / Oceana (25) / Oceane (7) may not agree. Nor do I think will Birdie (37), Dove (5), Harbor (36), Paw (5), Snow (5), Trillium (9), or Tulip (5).
Royalty (40) – What is a little Princesa (37) to do? I mean when you are a Duchess (8) or an Heiress (25) to the throne sure, who doesn’t want to be called Majesty (20). However, the Reality (6) is that little Empriss (5) will most likely not be assuming a Royal (59) position in her lifetime.
Jewels (47) – Your little Queen (44) may never have her own scepter, but maybe she will have her own Gem (5). Could we keep it classy and go with a Dymond (23) because Diamonique (12) is the low end fake stuff. I would like to think Onyx (33) and Amethyst (9) would approve.
Patriotic – Shouldn’t Freedom (22) and Liberty (556) / Liberti (7) / Libertee (10) be saved to describe our country? Who wants to be called Nixon (18) – hello the guy had to resign in disgrace!
Ancient Civilization – Athena (1445) and Shera (6) will appreciate being known for their intelligence and strength, but poor little Roman (12) will have to hear ‘When in Rome (11)’ too many times to be comfortable. And for the record I drive an Odyssey (16) minivan and it is not the coolest vehicle, so maybe just stick to the Goddess (16) names or Alpha (5) cause who doesn’t want to be top bitch?
Gingerbreadspice · F
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Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F
@Serenitree i think we will have a tradition of family names our sons name is henry jay which is family names. henry was the name of my borther that passed away when he was 4
Serenitree · F
@Mountainlady16 I'm sorry about your brother, and I think preserving his memory by giving your son his name is lovely. My grandson's name is Taylor, which was my mom's maiden name. It was my daughters way of honouring the grandmother who had loved her so well.
Mountainlady16 · 22-25, F
@Serenitree theres no good first name options in last names here lol
hlpflwthat · M
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goagainsttheflow · 26-30, F
SW-User
I'd spell it 'perl', then it's kinda modern and techy.
Serenitree · F
hlpflwthat · M
Spiritneverdies · 26-30, F
I think it is...how about skylight, skylar, Aaliyah, or Luna?😂😫
Serenitree · F
@Spiritneverdies 😅😂 Have you noticed the trend. People are naming their dogs with strong names like George or Sam or Max , and the females are called Sadie or Sophie or Chloe. Great names, but they call a human child Tree or Tuesday or Ferrari. Good grief. People with dogs show more respect for them than some people are giving their kids. Don't they know, these children have to live with those names for their whole lives. Or until they get old enough to say enough is enough and change their name to something less frivolous. Sparkle is cute for a two year old, but, not so much for a women applying for a position as CFO in a multimillion dollar business.
Spiritneverdies · 26-30, F
Sukiesnow · F
Pearls are more instyle for women over 35.
But for a name it's old fashioned...
But for a name it's old fashioned...
Zeuro · 26-30, F
I knew a girl named Pearl in high school. It's okay
Serenitree · F
Pearl is timeless. It never goes out of fashion.
revenant · F
ouch I have one on my finger
Smokey · 46-50, M
Old fashion is a nice change
GirlSerendipity · 26-30, F
yes!
ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 46-50, M
Make it Seneca