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Post by pixiepink24 on May 21, 2018 16:28:47 GMT -6
Thoughts on a first name that ends in ON and last name that ends in ON? Is that a big no?
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Post by pixiepink24 on May 21, 2018 16:46:23 GMT -6
As a side note, First child does have a first name and last name that start with same letter and same amount of letters. 🤷♀️
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Post by danascullyx on May 21, 2018 23:30:48 GMT -6
Thoughts on a first name that ends in ON and last name that ends in ON? Is that a big no? I wouldn't do it. Would sound too rhymey and with bad flow. I'm thinking something like Jackson Anderson. |
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Post by reginaphalange8 on May 22, 2018 1:22:08 GMT -6
Depends what it is I guess. Jackson Anderson sounds fine to me.
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Post by charlotte on May 22, 2018 5:43:09 GMT -6
To me, it’s the number of syllables that makes all the difference. Also, it’s hard to say without knowing the actual sound of the names.
For example I think Devon Anderson sounds okay, but Devon Carson not as much.
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Post by pixiepink24 on May 22, 2018 6:27:34 GMT -6
Thoughts on a first name that ends in ON and last name that ends in ON? Is that a big no? I wouldn't do it. Would sound too rhymey and with bad flow. I'm thinking something like Jackson Anderson. With the last three letters the same in your example, it definitely has that rhymy feel. |
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Post by pixiepink24 on May 22, 2018 6:28:45 GMT -6
To me, it’s the number of syllables that makes all the difference. Also, it’s hard to say without knowing the actual sound of the names. For example I think Devon Anderson sounds okay, but Devon Carson not as much. Ah, so maybe the extra syllable does help. |
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Post by Dramaphile on May 22, 2018 8:18:04 GMT -6
I agree with charlotte, the number of syllables and sound of both names would make a big difference. |
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Post by pixiepink24 on May 22, 2018 8:27:29 GMT -6
I hate to put the last name out there but, first name Lennon and last name ending in letters STON. They are the same amount of syllables but thinking of middle name with a different amount of syllables.
Honestly, it's the same name we thought about with our first child if a boy but she was a girl. I never even thought about the letters ending the same until this time around. So to me, I never noticed it. We are hoping to find out sex next week.
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Post by ladynemesis on May 22, 2018 9:38:08 GMT -6
Depends on length of fn and ln, as well as the quality of the fn under consideration. If you were asking about Braxton, Easton, or Weston Conlon, I'd say definitely no (and no regardless of the ln!). If you were asking about Myron, Eamonn or Algernon Conlon, I'd say go for it. A great name makes up for a multitude of matchy-matchy sins.
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Post by pixiepink24 on May 22, 2018 9:43:07 GMT -6
Depends on length of fn and ln, as well as the quality of the fn under consideration. If you were asking about Braxton, Easton, or Weston Conlon, I'd say definitely no (and no regardless of the ln!). If you were asking about Jonathan, Myron, Eamonn or Algernon Conlon, I'd say go for it. A great name makes up for a multitude of matchy-matchy sins. I just added the FN in last post. See if that helps you determine if it sounds ok. |
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Post by ladynemesis on May 22, 2018 9:45:57 GMT -6
Depends on length of fn and ln, as well as the quality of the fn under consideration. If you were asking about Braxton, Easton, or Weston Conlon, I'd say definitely no (and no regardless of the ln!). If you were asking about Jonathan, Myron, Eamonn or Algernon Conlon, I'd say go for it. A great name makes up for a multitude of matchy-matchy sins. I just added the FN in last post. See if that helps you determine if it sounds ok. Lol, I rarely read the previous posts! I would say the -ston helps mitigate the matchy-ness of this pairing. |
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Post by Deleted on May 22, 2018 15:54:34 GMT -6
I think this is pretty dependent on what your last name is and i understand not sharing htat! I really like the name Louis but our name ends in IS and rhymes with Louis and it's a hard no. I could see your first name option sounding good with some names though... like L. Livingston.... sounds fine to me. It really just depends. However, in the scheme of things, you really don't get called by your first name and last name too often together in life. I'd say go for it if you love it.
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Post by oliversbear on May 23, 2018 5:22:59 GMT -6
All of my names end in ON. I have no issues whatsoever. You are overthinking it, trust me. The only problem was I could never spell out my whole name with blocks or magnets because I ran out of Ns. It's really not a problem.
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Post by reginaphalange8 on May 25, 2018 2:07:18 GMT -6
I think if it’s a name that has stuck with you since last pregnancy then go for it. I don’t think it’s a deal breaker.
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Post by cabbagecabbage on Jun 8, 2018 14:26:07 GMT -6
I don’t care for it and the first name is not my favorite at all. I’m trying different last name possibilities and they all sound bad. I think you can do much better.
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Post by danascullyx on Jun 12, 2018 8:47:18 GMT -6
I don't love the first name you've chosen, but with a last name ending in STON I don't think it's a deal breaker. Not too matchy.
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