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HelpJack and Kepler
Two very different names that have been on my mind lately. One popular and one not at all (I don't think?). What are your thoughts on these names?
I know some people don't like Jack on it's own as they find it too insubstantial compared to John which it was originally a nn for, but I personally find that ridiculous since it is the same number of letters and syllables. I never used to like it, but my boyfriend does. It's probably too popular for me as a fn (Number 1 in New Zealand!) but maybe as a mn. Do you think it goes with any of my top names:
Hugo
Ronan
Conrad
Ronan
Theodore?
Also Keplar is the name of a walking track someone mentioned and then I remembered someone talking about it as a name online somewhere. With my accent it sounds like KEP-lah. Do you think that's too girly sounding? It's no different to Tyler which we pronounce TY-lah.
I know some people don't like Jack on it's own as they find it too insubstantial compared to John which it was originally a nn for, but I personally find that ridiculous since it is the same number of letters and syllables. I never used to like it, but my boyfriend does. It's probably too popular for me as a fn (Number 1 in New Zealand!) but maybe as a mn. Do you think it goes with any of my top names:
Hugo
Ronan
Conrad
Ronan
Theodore?
Also Keplar is the name of a walking track someone mentioned and then I remembered someone talking about it as a name online somewhere. With my accent it sounds like KEP-lah. Do you think that's too girly sounding? It's no different to Tyler which we pronounce TY-lah.
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