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WTF? Zelda was an actual female first name before the video game. Why is this weird?yep. This lady had named her kid "Zelda" (and the middle name came from a video game too, but I've forgotten what it was.)
Yeah, we have perfectly good names like Joshua Connor or @Aunt Carol to use to honor the farms!They'll all wander what the fuck you were smoking when you picked "Johnkf"
This sounds like a troll, tbh.
I was about to react with the optimistic emote and then I saw your edit.This sounds like a troll, tbh.
ETA: I was wrong. Apparently she also scammed a lot of people on dA.
People aren't naming their kids Zelda because they like the name these days, they do it because it's a heckin' referencerino to their favorite video game.WTF? Zelda was an actual female first name before the video game. Why is this weird?
You overestimate the amount of adults of childbearing age (and who actually have children) who play video games. I don’t think I know anyone who has touched any kind of video game since the 90’s.People aren't naming their kids Zelda because they like the name these days, they do it because it's a heckin' referencerino to their favorite video game.
So your friends are boring.You overestimate the amount of adults of childbearing age (and who actually have children) who play video games. I don’t think I know anyone who has touched any kind of video game since the 90’s.
I'll never understand this fad. Where did it even come from? Is it supposed to make the name look Celtic or something?Anything with the -leigh suffix where it's bastardizing an existing name (like "Nataleigh" or "Kayleigh") Come on "Natalie" is already a pretty name.
And anything with "Bray" (Brayden, Brayleigh, Braydon) Fuckin donkey sound names.
Don't forget apple.Celebrities seem to love giving terrible names to their kids. Like fucking North West. Or Fifi Trixibelle. Also naming daughter kid Diva could possibly set her up for failure, disappointment, or other bad things.
IIRC it's fairly normal in Portuguese or Dutch or some euro language, but not that common and more usually a surname, and it makes no sense to pick a name from a culture you have nothing to do with. It'd be like a weeb naming their kid Sakura or some shit.Nigger names never fail to get a laugh out of me. Ignoring the heinous shit that he did, Karmelo Anthony is a funny fucking name. "Melo" as a nickname? Come on.
That's not so bad, if it's short for Charlene, Carla, Carlotta or Charlotte - Charlie for boys is short for Charles or Carl - but naming your kid a nickname is just daft because they're going to be asked "What's Charlie short for?" all their lives.Charlie for a girl
In Polish you have some leeway when it comes to nicknames and most names can have at least three. Charlotte should be imo nicknamed into Lotte not Charlie. Charlene makes sense as Charlie. First of all Charlie sounds very male to me, second of all it doesn't sound like a strong male but rather a poor bullied guy.That's not so bad, if it's short for Charlene, Carla, Carlotta or Charlotte - Charlie for boys is short for Charles or Carl - but naming your kid a nickname is just daft because they're going to be asked "What's Charlie short for?" all their lives.
To which the answer is "my mum did cocaine and it stunted my growth".