1. john jacob jingleheimer schmidt ( because that's my name too)
2. Lisa ( no reason, just always liked the sound of it )

i don't believe I honestly have any "favorites", tho I'm not a big fan of Donald ATM!!!

1.Sarah
2.Connor

My mom's first name was Zora, I always loved that. If I'd have had my way one of my sons middle names would have been Thaddeus. I'm not sure why but I always loved that name.

Well you picked my name so you gotta like that! ?? Otherwise I've always liked Samantha.

I like mine. From the Germanic "Wilhelm" meaning protector
For a girl, Valerie. Like the sound, though it's not my favorite Monkees song.

When I lived in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in the late 1960s, I loved the name of one of my elite neighbors- "Benji." She lived near some family friends.

Later, in 1973, when I acquired a border collie puppy, I remembered the cool name and named her "Benji." I was proud of that unique name.

A few months later, the movie "Benji" came out, and from then on, instead of exclaiming in admiration at my dog's interesting name, people would say, "Oh..you named her after the dog in the movie!"

I was furious.

polly ethan

Mufasa and Carmen

1. Sopia,Olivia, Maggie
2. Oliver, Simon

Skylar
Taylor

Ben and Klaus for a man
Nicola and Rose for women

1. Melita is my given name and formerly a Greek island now known as Malta. My favorite because of the history it led me to exploring when I discovered it...the bible.

2. Preston for a male because it sounds dignified to me.

Female: Persephone, Susan
Male: Jax, Apollo (also partial to "Lucifer," as it means "bringer of light" or "morningstar," but I'm not sure I'd feel comfortable saddling a kid with it)

1. Kitai (female)
2. Octavio (Tavi, Male)

Both are from fiction but I LOVE the sound of the names and the way they... roll off the tongue. And, yes, given the chance, I would name my child this way.

Mikhail (the Russian or Jewish pronunciations)

Gaia

Alternatively, Ibrahim for a boy

I like the sounds of Arabic and Eastern languages and names. I don't know why I like Gaia, other than the way it sounds. And I like the nicknames for all of them.

I think my online nom de plume is pretty cool. LanceThruster. I like the double entendre, but it was meant to be reminiscent of Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon, and the like (Buzz Lightyear came later). I came up with it around 1981 or so. There's even a Fairly Oddparents character by that name (also came after my debut). It's part of the Crash Nebula cartoon within a cartoon. My political content on Facebook is on my LanceThruster page.

People I'd debate with online said it sounded like a gay porn star (not that there's anything wrong with that). I said they must be projecting because it works just as well for a straight actor. And then I'd ask if they were hiring. ?

I used Jenairien as a character name in several games. It kind of grew on me and became Jenarien. It was a joke at first. I couldn't think of anything to use. "Je n'ai rien." Is French for I have nothing.

For a girl's name, I like Reyna. It was the name of someone I thought of as a sister, and it means queen.

Jane: simple, sounds common, but is extremely uncommon.

Trevor: I just like the way it sounds.

1 Roxanne
2 David

Good question btw. Makes me think of all the ones I didn't pick that I like a lot. Anthony, Glenda, Cosmo, Wanda...

I also like many of those unique names that can be for male or female. Some are surprising to be used for both (Often with a variation in spelling).

Carroll, Glenn, etc.

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Madeline-just a pretty antebellum sort of name

Richard-sounds very regal

But just for fun, I also love Leia and Kylo. One of my dogs is named Leia. I have a stuffie yorkie named Kylo.

A good question!

1. Margaret - she was my grandmother, and I adored her. Also stylish and old school.
2. MIchael - let's face it, if you get named after an archangel, you are doing well.

Madusa and Cadence...all about the indifference of existence and society destroying you, just lovely....