40 People Share What Baby Name Immediately Makes Them Lose All Respect For The Parents And Why

All the names with X thrown in the middle or even two. Jaxxtley. Braxxton. Braxley. I hate them.

When I were younger, I had a girl in my class named Cookie. Only to find out she had younger siblings named (I kid you not these are their real names) Candy, Honey and Skippy.

Caillou. I hate that kid

I knew a girl just out of high school, her name was dymond, her daughter was safire (diamond and Sapphire for those playing along at home). This is the result of multiple generations of teen pregnancy, and non participation in spelling bees. I respect the attempt, but maybe if daughters didn't become mothers until they were out of their teenage years they might've reconsidered their name choices. Off subject, but my wife is friends with a teen mom who became a grandma at 33. 4 generations of teen moms with all daughters, no sons, no boyfriends, no brothers, or fathers living under one roof. Great great grandma was 67 at the time.

Anything spelled unconventionally. My cousin named her kid Micaiah. It’s pronounced like Micah, but the kid’s going to have to spend his whole life telling people it’s not “Mike-ay-uh”. Or he could just go by Mike.

Reighfyl, pronounced "rifle"

I used to be on tumblr back in the day of Supernaturals glory, and someone named their poor child "Destiel". I get it, you like the ship. But you have an actual child that is TOTALLY gonna be p****d you named your kid after a fictional relationship on a show about demons and other supernatural things. The lack of respect or forethought like???

Joaux (Joe) is a personal favorite 🤣

Relatively benign names spelled like a cat puked on the keyboard and keys got stuck.. Sorry, Axchleeigha, I f*****g hate your parents..

Anything that’s way off from a traditional spelling. I still hold a grudge about having been a child who was never able to find a souvenir with her name on it.

Anything having to do with royalty or religious hierarchy titles. Lord, King, Queen, Saint, etc...

Any name after a car or luxury brand. I see a girl name Lexus and imagine IS300 tattooed on her lower back.

I used to work data entry & once entered in a patient name J’Adore. My only thought is the parents were watching tv & the perfume commercial came on & they were like “oh that’s a fancy name for our daughter”

There's a kid who goes to a daycare near where I work named "Stone Blaze" but answers to "Hunter." The worst part is that he's a junior; his father has the same name.

The quirky/cutesy spellings of names like Bryttanee, Mykayleigh. Or the names that will get their sons beat up during recess: Ryeful, Hemi, Leaf, Forrest.

My neighbors named their new baby, Master. They are white.

I know someone who named their kid Chozyn. The kid wasn’t adopted either.

A guy running for some office near me is named Rocky Rhodes. How does one look at their tiny newborn and think…. “Rocky! Looks like a Rocky to me. And you know how much I love ice cream!”

Any name that ryhmes with Tragedeigh

Gonna go against the grain here, the names that really irk me are the double names. Like “Susie-Ellen, or Martha-May” like middle names already exist, you don’t need a hyphenated first name. I used to work with a summer camp and so many girls had double names.