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Oh, I'm still throwing names around in my head. The sisters' names aren't 100% set - though I want to keep Cecily, Penelope, Natalie and Alice because they fit their respective characters really well.

People from her birthplace tend to have normal English-sounding names, and a few German ones too because it seems to be the equivalent of those two countries. But since it's not the real world I'm...

I'm planning a fanfiction story with a protagonist named Natalie, and she needs a surname.

She's aged around 14, average height, has red hair, blue eyes, freckles and lightly tanned skin. The...

Ugh, definitely Heaven. She's the heroine of this awesome series, but I cringe everytime I read her name... the only name worse than that is Nevaeh.

These 4 names are my current favourites for when I rename myself. Yes, I know they're different styles, but my style is all over the place. Which one is your favourite, and why?

I've decided to...

Sorry, I don't like it. Even if it was in the middle, I'd find a lawyer or politician named Cora Darling Jones (just an example surname) rather hard to imagine.

I have seen some truly bad names suggested on here for real kids, but nobody would seriously consider that for their baby... right?

Lorraine is pretty awful. It might have seemed classy to name a girl after a place in France back when your grandmother was born... but it's just tacky! I hate Brittany and Rochelle for the same...

I'm changing my name in about two years' time, and I think I'm set on Alana as a first name with a more unusual name in the middle. So far I've thought of three combos:

Alana Ceridwen Elise
Alana...

I thought Laura was seen as a 1970s name in America, not classic? Anyway, what I mean is super overused names like the ones I mentioned in my original post.

I hate that it simply is a type of flower, nothing beyond that, and is so short with my surname. And it's boring, and the only nickname is a really childish one.

Screen name: AureliaGwendolen
First name in real life: Rose (though I'm planning on changing it)
Age: 16
Have any kids: No, but my younger brother is named Henry
Are you married?: No
Do you have...

...names that are considered "classics". I have nothing against old names, but some people on naming sites seem to think that only things like Elizabeth and Daniel are good names and hate on...

I know a girl called Indigo Raven... sounds like a clothing company.

I think all of them are ridiculous... if you love books, why not use an actual person's name from one?

I'm not a fan of modern trends in general. Any names that fall under that category are bound to become outdated sooner or later.

Neither are to my taste, but Dade is weird. It sounds like someone trying to say Tate through a mouthful of food.

River is great, but Fox just screams trying-too-hard to me. Plus he might get "foxy lady" jokes in school...

I'm ashamed to say this, because I'm a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to names.

But for me it's:
Elayne, Elain > Elaine
Jayne > Jane

Not at all... it would seem like you just named her one letter, L. Jay and Kay as standalones have the same problem: it'd seem like you just named them J and K, nothing else.

Would Eliana, Eliora,...

There's no baby and won't be for a while, but I'm still interested in opinions on my long list. Most of these may be a little unusual, but that's my general style. I've cut out all the names that I...

La-a or Maude

It's Rose Elizabeth, and I've never liked it one bit. I hate that everyone knows what it means when they first see it, because it's simply a flower name. Parents loved the first name, and the middle...

I don't like repeating names, since it only looks like you ran out of ideas (here's looking at you, Michael Jackson, and your two Prince Michaels). Even cousins sharing names is bad, because my...

I love Ian, but agree it's too close to Ethan so I'll have to go with Nolan. As for Ely... I'm not sure if you're supposed to say it like Eli, or Ellie, or eely (lol).