Yes.

I came across a child who's parents thought Mayhem was a good idea for their son.

mimipal: What names do you like?
Were you comfortable with your name growing up?

Poor Gertrude and Attacus

MacetheAce: there are certain names that you're more likely to find in the jail house than the white house (or your equivalent).
Some old names are charming though, don't you think?

People have discovered that they don't have to pass on their family names too, so Mr Smith has a child with the last name Amen. Doesn't that mean, The end?

Amen to that!

MacetheAce: right!

I can attest that I do not like Mayhem.

mimipal: I'm not sure what the thought process was there.

It must be Chaotic!

Names are an interesting thing. Pupper, Ivy, has become very clingy. Pupper Bowie has taken to singing the songs of his people. Lizzard, Jabberwocky ha quite the attitude about him.

MacetheAce: Every word doesn't need to be a name! Can you imagine the energy of someone named Chaotic? You wouldn't want to transport them to and from school.

unl33t: I've seem several with the name Ivy. No Pupper, Lizard, or Jabberwocky so far. Wasn't Jabberwocky a dance group on one of those reality shows?

I think of Ivy as a classic name.

StarriKnytes: Do you know anyone named Ivy. I don't...

mimipal: Personally no, the name has come across my desk a few times recently.

Sounds like a character in a book.

I don't know, it feels like names have energy, they say something about the person.
I'm not sure parents are considering who these young people are or what their future will look like when giving them names.

StarriKnytes: I agree. Seems like the parents are more concerned about themselves...

Names? I have a hundred of them for prez 45. Such as Traitor, Jackass, Motherfcker, Fat Fck, Moron, F*cking Pig, and Future Prisoner.

HighDef: All he's been called since birth I'm sure.

StarriKnytes: 🤣