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My favourite names when I was 10

I just found a list of my favourite names from when I was 10 (or possibly 9) and I think they're pretty damn funny so I'd like to share it with you all.

Girls:

Trinity

Roxanne

Stormantha (I remember wanting to call her Stormy, and for some reason thinking that she would be taken more seriously if her full name was Stormantha)

Ariana

Katie

Josephine (with the intention of calling her Joey)

Boys:

Pacey

Joseph (with the intention of calling him Joe)

Dawson

Kyler (the idea was that it's a mix of Kyle and Tyler)

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u/Global_Restaurant794 — 6 hours ago

My favourite names when I was 10

I just found a list of my favourite names from when I was 10 (or possibly 9) and I think they're pretty damn funny so I'd like to share it with you all.

Girls:

Trinity

Roxanne

Stormantha (I remember wanting to call her Stormy, and for some reason thinking that she would be taken more seriously if her full name was Stormantha)

Ariana

Katie

Josephine (with the intention of calling her Joey)

Boys:

Pacey

Joseph

Dawson

Kyler (the idea was that it's a mix of Kyle and Tyler)

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u/Global_Restaurant794 — 6 hours ago
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Be brutally honest with me about my names

I've narrowed my list down to nine boy names, but I still can't pick one!! What do you think of them? What's your favourite and least favourite? What associations does each one have? What vibes do they give off?

I'm more than open to feedback and criticism, both positive and negative. Please be brutally honest with me.

Names:

Malcolm

Conan

Shawn (possibly spelt Sean)

Conrad

Jack (probably will the full name Jackson)

Dominic

Sam (probably with the full name Samuel)

Malachi

Louis (or maybe Lewis)

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Would this cut make my look like a lesbian?

I really wanna get my hair cut like picture 1, but I'm worried it will make me look more feminine than a more traditional and basic guy haircut would. What do y'all think? (2nd picture is me now btw)

u/Global_Restaurant794 — 4 days ago

Price difference between electric and acoustic?

Obviously I know that buying an electric guitar and the equipment that goes with it is more expensive than just getting an acoustic, but by how much?

Also, this wouldn't be for a particularly great guitar or anything, just one decent enough that it wouldn't really impair your playing

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u/Global_Restaurant794 — 5 days ago