Do u know what person gave u your first name ? 🤔

It's okay. Not bad. It's the one I'm used to! I don't think anyone is giving it to baby girls nowadays, though. And I don't know who thought of it.

my mom...she named me after a guy that lived on the street she grew up on. She and her sisters were often picked on and targeted for harassment, he was constantly making sure they were protected.

It was my grandad's middle name. I would have liked his first name better, though. i think i would have made an awesome Leroy !!!

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Mine was given by my birth mother who I barely knew as "my aunt".. it's ok & was common for babies of late 70's. I had about 8 classmates with the same; boys & girls. I'm quite positive it isn't used nowadays...

My dad, but I'm named after my mom's best friend. Her husband and my father were stationed together in the military. And my first name was taken from my great great grandmother

My dad. And yes I do like it! I’m glad he changed it last minute.

My mom and dad agreed on it-but that’s a long and drawn out story.

Eehhh it's a very common name and they decided to give it as my name because i was born on January, hence, the name's starts with letter J. Lol

My father. Like it far better than my middle name which was my mothers idea.

It was my dad, my mom wanted something more religious.

My parents agreed to name me after my uncle.

My dad named me, and I like my name. :)

I was named for my great grandfather, who was a touring musician. I don't tour but play a lot of music. What's in a name?

Not sure but they said it was the only name they could agree on. Trust me, it’s not common. They were smoking some serious shit I think.

I was the second of three kids. And while my mother was still carrying me he told her it was her turn to pick their baby's first name. So she had me christened Clive Colin ….
My father was absolutely furious when she came back from the registry and promptly banned the use of Clive and forever after I was referred to as Colin. 14 months later the prick walked out of the door and was never seen or heard from again.