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Walter has been growing on me a lot these past few days. I really like the nn Walt as well. Wdyt? Is it too old-mannish? That's the initial reaction I get from some people, but I've known quite a few Walter's my age. Thoughts?
Combos are becoming a problem for me though. I really like Walter Theodore and Walter Christopher in theory, but do they sound good? Is the fact that they both end in the 'r' sound a problem?
Any other combo suggestions would be great as well. Thanks in advance!
Combos are becoming a problem for me though. I really like Walter Theodore and Walter Christopher in theory, but do they sound good? Is the fact that they both end in the 'r' sound a problem?
Any other combo suggestions would be great as well. Thanks in advance!
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Mm.... I'm not too fond of the name Walter myself, but I agree--it can definitely be a young man's name; I can think of two boys with the name, although no older gentlemen's names come to mind.
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I like it but I would never use it. As a first name that is, I would use it as a middle name. I, yes, view it as an old man name.
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Walter isnt a favororite of mine but its okay, I tend to view it more as candidate for my middle name only list.
Walter Theodore - okay but I love Theodore and would switch the combo myself to Theodore Walter
Walter Christopher - Dislike the repetitive ending
Walter Alexander
Walter David
Walter Edmund
Walter Gregory
Walter Hugo
Walter Lawrence
Walter Theodore - okay but I love Theodore and would switch the combo myself to Theodore Walter
Walter Christopher - Dislike the repetitive ending
Walter Alexander
Walter David
Walter Edmund
Walter Gregory
Walter Hugo
Walter Lawrence
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