what names do you find attractive on the opposite gender?

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Anidorie
Anidorie Posts: 291 Member
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so like what names do you find attractive on the opposite gender?

i like the names Finn and Tuvia for a guy. Aslo Reuben and Benjamin.
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  • Hova1914
    Hova1914 Posts: 82 Member
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    Alexandria. Don't know why, just do.
  • ☆ShawnsMom08☆
    ☆ShawnsMom08☆ Posts: 74 Member
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    Hmmm... Shawn's are always hot but usually *kitten* lol. Michael, Tony and Ryan :wink:
  • Kaldrmjolka
    Kaldrmjolka Posts: 86
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    I really like the names Ellis, Alexander, and Sharlto. :)
  • NikiCBaby
    NikiCBaby Posts: 20
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    Alexander... Love that name. :)
  • McKayMachina
    McKayMachina Posts: 2,670 Member
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    All my long-term boyfriends' names have started with B or C. I dunno what that's all about.

    Clint
    Craig
    Ben
    Bryan
    Cliff

    :laugh:

    So apparently B and C names...? :ohwell:
  • azlady7
    azlady7 Posts: 471 Member
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    Ethan, Ian, Anthony, Sean, Christopher and many more i am sure lol
  • onawho
    onawho Posts: 196 Member
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    I love the name Patrick. but it has to be pronounced a certain way.

    I would love to have a boyfriend named Patrick so I could purr it into his ear.
  • Anidorie
    Anidorie Posts: 291 Member
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    If i were to plan my family out. my husband would be a Finn. My sons would be Reuben, Benjamin, Finn, and Geric. MY daughters would be Chaya, Isilee, Nora, and Marcy.
  • secostley
    secostley Posts: 409 Member
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn
  • donbogi67
    donbogi67 Posts: 38 Member
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!
  • Kaldrmjolka
    Kaldrmjolka Posts: 86
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!

    Oh c'mon, I'm sure you'd like Bangkok as your best friend. Or Mianus. :P
  • Kaldrmjolka
    Kaldrmjolka Posts: 86
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!

    But I agree, Paris and London... names like that are really pretty. :)
  • donbogi67
    donbogi67 Posts: 38 Member
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!

    Oh c'mon, I'm sure you'd like Bangkok as your best friend. Or Mianus. :P

    LOL!!!
  • Anidorie
    Anidorie Posts: 291 Member
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!

    Oh c'mon, I'm sure you'd like Bangkok as your best friend. Or Mianus. :P

    LOL!!!


    Im sure you would love a good "New orleans" or "Boston" (like the cut of meat lol) or better yet "Fort Worth" lol
  • muriah2
    muriah2 Posts: 143 Member
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    Jake. That name makes an ordinary guy smokin hot to me! I like "manly man" names.
  • TDGee
    TDGee Posts: 2,209 Member
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    Hey, get in the truck is one of my all time favorites
  • donbogi67
    donbogi67 Posts: 38 Member
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    Women with city names always attract my attention., e.g. Paris, London.


    Shawn

    I agree with Shawn. Although, I don't think Bangkok is attractive. LOL!!!

    Oh c'mon, I'm sure you'd like Bangkok as your best friend. Or Mianus. :P

    LOL!!!


    Im sure you would love a good "New orleans" or "Boston" (like the cut of meat lol) or better yet "Fort Worth" lol


    Oh Boy, I really set myself up didn't I? It's ok - I can take it! LMAO!!!
  • hush7hush
    hush7hush Posts: 2,273 Member
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    I have dated 5 Steven's. One spelled Stephen.
    Though I don't really like that name.
    I like Alex.
    Or Quinton.
    My current bf is Alex. :)
  • nerdyandilikeit
    nerdyandilikeit Posts: 2,185 Member
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    Jake. That name makes an ordinary guy smokin hot to me! I like "manly man" names.

    I like Jake, and pretty much all J names. Not sure why.
  • TheGoktor
    TheGoktor Posts: 1,138 Member
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    For me, most Italian names always sound far sexier than any others (obviously I am massively biased!), but my favourites are Massimo, Giacomo, Alessandro, Gennaro, Raffi, Luca, Iacobo, & Ranieri.

    What really interests me is how in different cultures, the same name can give a very different impression of a person, the society in which they live, their parents, etc. In the UK for example, someone called Paris would be seen as the opposite of classy, yet Alexandria would be fine, upmarket, even. Chantelle in the UK is distinctly chavvy (trailer trash), yet in France, it's perfectly normal. Naming a boy Angelo or D'Angelo in the UK would be seen as dubious, especially if he were white, yet no one would think anything of it in Italy. I have a friend who is a midwife, who - a few years ago - delivered a....Burberry! And just to reinforce the stereotype, she was born during her parents' half term school break (she was 14, he was 15).

    It's sad that we should be judged by our names, and that without even knowing us, people will make assumptions, based solely on what our parents named us, or what we choose to call ourselves. In Freakonomics (by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner), there is an entire section devoted to names, and how what you name your child could potentially affect their future. Very interesting reading (as is the whole book, actually).

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