Adult and Child Names

My name just is rubbish for all generations

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Originally Posted by :Cerys

Shorten it to Anna, boom adult name.

My name doesn't really work with any age cos it's so odd (or at least it is in England )

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i know loads of people called cerys

jordan doesn't really seem acceptable as an adult name either, not as a forename anyway

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Originally Posted by j0rd

i know loads of people called cerys

jordan doesn't really seem acceptable as an adult name either, not as a forename anyway

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That's why I specified in England, i know there's tonnes in Wales cos it's a Welsh name ;)

Samantha is a bit weird? You would think because it's been common in previous years it would sound like an old name, but it doesn't to me; it just sounds like a generic name (although not as common as I first thought it was). I would say Sammy is the child alternative of my name whereas Sam could be seen as the older one, like Uncle Sam in USA.

I know some older women called Kellie and spelt that way too >:). Like the actress off Eastenders ha. I think I'll be okay?

I'd say there's nothing to worry about though. I mean all these new bizarre names out recently that celebrities name their children lol. Think of that when they're older. Probably be normal by then

I doubt there is anyone in the UK with the same birth name as me lol

No comparisons

grandma georgina.x
im prepped for ancient life
the lady in charlie in choc factory is called grandma georgina anyway

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Originally Posted by Kellie

I know some older women called Kellie and spelt that way too >:). Like the actress off Eastenders ha. I think I'll be okay?

I'd say there's nothing to worry about though. I mean all these new bizarre names out recently that celebrities name their children lol. Think of that when they're older. Probably be normal by then

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and kellie malone x

i think it works both ways. who can imagine a young phyllis or gladys NOT ME

I don't have an adult name either
Forever adolescent