Which middle name do you like better for Delilah?
- Delilah Marianne
- Delilah Millie
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Which middle name do you like better for Delilah?
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I’m writing a story about a family dealing with the loss of their mother, who was the lynchpin of the family. The siblings will be mostly adults, with maybe one or two teenagers, and they will help their sweet father through his grief.
How many children should there be in the family?
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I will probably have follow up questions about how many brothers vs sisters and what to name them later on.
Okay, so I think I’m going to do 5 kids. There will be a 2/3 split as far as sons vs daughters, not sure yet which will be 2 and which will be 3. Since this is NB, let’s do a naming style poll! What style of naming do you think, if this is modern day and the siblings are around 18-30?
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I need a middle name for a character named Bronte which of these names is your favorite? The character is a very bookwormish character (as well as her brother but a poll for him is coming soon) so all her names are inspired by famous authors. I really liked Charlotte but I couldn’t use it as one of the Bronte sisters was named Charlotte.
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Best nickname for Cybele?
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I’m trying to create these new characters based off of the Four temperaments, who should they be?
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Re: Re: Need help deciding age order of sibset
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Does this friend group of modern witches have cohesive names?
Augusta nn Auggie, Opal, Rook, and Magnus
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He is a nice, cool, kind, smart, down to earth, strong, confident, responsible, loyal, optimistic, and athletic young boy who likes to play sports with his friends and he also has a crush on a tomboy named Abigail.
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In my new story idea (I know
), I want the last scene to be the birth of the MC’s child, but I have trouble deciding on the other parent. (The story is going to focus on the teen years and then switch to ~30y, implying the teen part was a dream, but then the birth proves it wasn’t.)
I thought about making it the friend who had always been there but that feels sticky sweet, like no, you’re not going to marry the kid that kissed you in kindergarten.
I thought about making it someone unknown to the audience (because they hadn’t met yet at the time of the main plot), but then nobody will be invested in the relationship, nobody will care?
I thought about an in-between solution (someone who was in the back of the same class but not a friend), but I’m worried that has both downsides rather than both upsides of the other options.
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What gender should be Alex’s dog?
Alexander is a nice, cool, kind, smart, down to earth, strong, confident, responsible, loyal, optimistic, and athletic young boy who likes to play sports with his friends and he also has a crush on a tomboy named Abigail.
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For the same story: A tall-ish, dark blond teenager, friendly, outgoing, always smiling, not super popular but accepted, out as bi but still questioning
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The rest of his friend group are Julius, Fabia & Cynthia. Other names used are Lydia, Merle (g) & Jillian.
What color should be Alex’s dog?
Alexander is a nice, cool, kind, smart, down to earth, strong, confident, responsible, loyal, optimistic, and athletic young boy who likes to play sports with his friends and he also has a crush on a tomboy named Abigail.
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Which name combination is the best for an elf girl, living in a human world (not knowing she is an elf)?
Ara (pn. ah-rah, not ai-rah) has very light (almost white) blonde hair, pale skin and violet eyes. She is very generous, kind, animal and nature lover, confident, strong, very smart, perfectionist, loyal and a little bit clumsy. Ara is not very popular at school (sometimes she is bullied because of her looks or smarts), and is called ‘nerd’, but she has a small group of friends, she gets along with and truly cares for.
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I guess I have a soft spot for the types of friends-to-lovers relationships where there’s this moment of “wait, no, I can’t be with them, they’re my best friend, that would be weird” and then that switches to “omg I can’t live life without this person, this is what true love feels like.”
Whoever is the strongest!
Which would you rather see?
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She is a young girl who is a genius and likes to build and creative things. She is nice, friendly, kind, smart, intelligent, awkward, hardworking, optimistic, bright, sweet, creative, inventive, imaginative, levelheaded, eccentric, quirky, and fun-loving; she can be a bit arrogant and narcissistic at times, she also has a temper when things goes wrong or if someone’s messing with her and she can be a bit naive. She has an love for the arts like painting, drawing and the theater.
She also has a pet dog whom she considers her companion and she also rides in a helicopter/ boat hybrid whenever she needs to go somewhere.
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Lou’s dog needs a name (as does my puppy on the way) so these are the ones I’m considering for both! The dog is a medium sized chocolate labradoodle, Roux and Sage are for both genders, Lola and Lucy are for if I decide to give her a girl.
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I love the names [name_u]Roux[/name_u] and [name_f]Lucy[/name_f] for dogs, but if the owner’s name is [name_u]Lou[/name_u], I think it would get confusing for the reader.