Is it bad that I like most of the girl names? A couple of them were on our list for naming DD. #23 was one of my favorites and if for some reason we have another little girl, that will likely be her name. <--- alternate universe where I have lots of kids...
I'm not sure I really agree with this list. Some of those names are just classics that are coming back into vogue. Which, yay! quite frankly.
And some of them are literary characters that I recognize as part of my peer group and younger. I mean, we all studied To Kill A Mockingbird in school and for some people, it's meaningful, so why is Atticus "hipster"? Some are television characters that fill the same niche...Blaire and Facts of Life anyone?
When I think of hipsters, I think of more the "cutesy" spellings or choosing names that have never been unisex to be unisex. Also, going outside of your own language or ethnicity to choose a name so that it's unique aka Dries.
I guess if you really liked music, I could see Elvis (Presley or Costello), Django (Reinhart) or Arlo (Guthrie). Though I still think they're all kind of silly first names. This is what middle names are for!
I guess if you really liked music, I could see Elvis (Presley or Costello), Django (Reinhart) or Arlo (Guthrie). Though I still think they're all kind of silly first names. This is what middle names are for!
no one -- NO ONE -- ever Ever EVER will believe you if you say your child is named after django reinhart. everyone will think it is after django and be all "the d is silent" 4eva.
source: i wanted to name my child "gray." it was a year before "50 shades of gray" came out. thank you Lord Jesus on High that dh was all "no to the way to the jose" and shut it down.
Django and Beatrix. FFS stop with the Quintin Tarantino frottage, mmmkay.
I guess hipsters also stop reading past high school and can't find anything transformative beyond that. Since the boy name list looks like a dumping ground of high school lit characters.
Dharma, I don't think that's fair. I've read plenty past high school, but I read more transformative books in high school, or younger, than any other time.
College had a lot reading, but there weren't characters from those readings that stayed with me or were influences on such a emotional level (there weren't characters at all, just theorists and commentators and studies). And reading like that as an adult has been few and far between, since I tend to gravitate towards books that are fun to read, not necessarily deep thinking.
Kale is a motherfucking food not a baby name. That being said, I like some of the girl names. We're still undecided on a name so maybe I'll run some of these by DH.
Did anyone look at the names in the comments section? My husband and I stared the most at Kaydence, Americus, Jaydence, Wakefield, Augustus, Juniper, Paizlee, Izryal, Jazarah, Mianna, Meadowlark, Custis, Phoenyx, and motherfucking Tsunami.
Magnolia is on our girl name list but that is because i like names that are southern, Savannah and Georgia are also on our list and and I was talked out of Biloxi Rose because apparently its a stripper name (no offense to any strippers)...
Re: Hipster baby name list
I guess hipsters also stop reading past high school and can't find anything transformative beyond that. Since the boy name list looks like a dumping ground of high school lit characters.
Did anyone look at the names in the comments section? My husband and I stared the most at Kaydence, Americus, Jaydence, Wakefield, Augustus, Juniper, Paizlee, Izryal, Jazarah, Mianna, Meadowlark, Custis, Phoenyx, and motherfucking Tsunami.
TSUNAMI.
WHO DOES THAT.