Suggest a boys name

You're not cornish by any chance? Because thats a cornish (sur)name.

I certainly am, hence the username pastymuncher and not what most take it to mean.

It's 50/50 christian/surname, mainly first name in deepest darkest Cornwall where I am from (Newlyn near Penzance). Aside from the fact it's a lovely name it was also the name of the coxswain of the Solomon Browne, Trevelyan Richards. Sadly she was lost with all hands attempting to rescue the crew of the Union Star in Decemeber 1981. My dad knew everyone on board and it hit him hard. I wanted to name my first son Trevelyan partly in honour of him as he was a lovely man and I really liked the name.
 
Pick a name that will not get them bullied in school.

The amount of names I've seen kids called, might as well paint a bullseye on their back for bullying later down the line.
 
I certainly am, hence the username pastymuncher and not what most take it to mean.

It's 50/50 christian/surname, mainly first name in deepest darkest Cornwall where I am from (Newlyn near Penzance). Aside from the fact it's a lovely name it was also the name of the coxswain of the Solomon Browne, Trevelyan Richards. Sadly she was lost with all hands attempting to rescue the crew of the Union Star in Decemeber 1981. My dad knew everyone on board and it hit him hard. I wanted to name my first son Trevelyan partly in honour of him as he was a lovely man and I really liked the name.

Penlee lifeboat disaster I remember that well, good luck to you and yours.
 
Pick a name that will not get them bullied in school.

The amount of names I've seen kids called, might as well paint a bullseye on their back for bullying later down the line.

Nothing really these days would provoke that, short of actual stupid names. There is a fair bit of variety, outside of all the boring "top" names of course and the 15 Jack, Liam, Olivers and Noahs in every class. :cry:
 
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