MumMe's list "Men.Manly.Men" of 2 great name ideas: Sebastien - Tennyson!

Men.Manly.Men

My boys, my adorable, gentle, and sweet as the icing on carrot cake, boys are named Max-Victor and Caleb William. They are named after my own grandpops- after all - they carry my husbands last name. I have learned while looking and studying and researching as I never have done with anything else in my life that I LOVE names with the letters "M" or "N" in it. Yes.  I don't care where it shows up I just love those letters for little bouncy baby boys.
So- here are my top favorites

Also spelled as Sébastien, this is the French and Czech form of the cotemporary (yet ancient) favorite, Sebastian. Derived from the name of ancient city who got its name from a Greek word for "venerable", this spelling adds something gentler and elegant to to the name.
 
Once popular in France, Belgium, Quebec and the UK, it had fallen out of style by the early 2010.

Sebastien

Few people would have considered the surname of this famous Victorian poet as a first name until Russell Crowe chose it for his son in 2006. But, as a rhythmic three-syllable patronymic, Tennyson has a lot going for it, not least of all the appealing nickname Tenny.
 
Derived from a medieval diminutive of Dennis, ultimately tying it to the Greek god of wine and revelry, Tennyson could equally make a novel choice for anyone trying to honor a Denise or Dennis. First appearing in the US stats back in thr 1910s, a recent year saw it chosen for more than 20 boys (and 8 girls), though its peak was back in 2014, when 48 boys were called Tennsyon.
 
Other options if you want a literary choice: the poet's first name, Alfred, or the name of another esteemed bard, such as Eliot, Poe, Byron, Lowell or Lorca. Alternatives if you're looking to honor a Dennis: Tenny, Dion, Donovan,