I'll name you "Accident"

[Clint]

You just assumed I didn't take that into account. The underlying message is that my kids are not gonna be held down by other people's opinion's of them. Or their name for that matter.

Isn't that usually how bullying works? Kids being held down? That's why names like John, and Joe, and James, and Michael, are really good. It keeps your kids under the bully radar.

If you name your kid Xavier, the kid will probably get teased. They'll probably call him Professor X, or Wheels, even if he isn't in a wheel chair. The teasing would be especially horrible if something were wrong with his legs.

[Mystyrion]

I have no idea what I'd name my kids. I mean I have a general idea of what I'd like, but I feel the woman in my life would have a word to say about what I would name them.

I will however state the most arbitrary name I've ever seen.
Abcde (absidy) for a girl or the Facebook girl.

[Mystyrion]

Whatever, I'd love to be called professor X.

Seriously though, it depends on the kid more than the name.

We had a slew off odd names on our high school football team, and the nicknames, no matter how racial, discriminatory, or even positive, didn't effect the person in the slightest because he knew we liked him.

It depends on the child popularity status more than his name. Which I would argue depends more on their looks and personality more so than the name.

Could the name make it harder for them to achieve that popularity status? Probably, but I would put my money on other factors over the name.

[RamesesII]

If I had kids I would name my boy Braelyn and I would like two daughters Arabella and Matilda would be their names that's if I had kids of course.
The best kid is a sleeping kid.