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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You dont really want to have all three names start with the same letter. Ideally you would have the middle name start with a distinctive sound opposite the other two. A name starting with a d or a t would be good... have you thought about using Dirty?
- 1 decade ago
Well if its a boy:
1. Seven Ray Sanchez
2. Seven Jack Sanchez
3. Seven Grady Sanchez
Girl:
1. Seven Selina Sanchez
2. Seven Donna Sanchez
3. Seven Angelina Sanchez
- 1 decade ago
Jose, Juan, Ernesto, Francisco..Point is that the choosing of the first name was done not with the child's well being in mind, but the parent's vanity. If this child absolutely MUST be named Seven then give them a middle name that's common so they can choose which they want to be identified with.
Imagine this, your kids first year of kindergarten "Hey Seven, where's eleven?!?" "Seven, that's a STUPID name. Why then name you Seven? Because you're not as good as eight?!?"
Kids can be cruel, but it's harder if you use a traditional name. Giving him a unique name is just giving future bullies ammunition and making it easier to pick on him. My sons first name is Francisco. His middle is Calixto. Unique even if it is still traditional. But no one outside of administrators at his school know his middle name. As a result, having a common name hasn't drawn any negative attention to him. Maybe think of going with a common name first and Seven as a middle will be better in the long run.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Dirty ;D bahahaha
Only kidding. I like Jacoby for some reason :P
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You're joking, right?