Aesthetic Gender Neutral Names Novels & Stories

Though, he is barely a day old, I could already imagine them arguing over a game of football "How about Grey?" Gideon suggested. "Grey," I repeated confused. "Is that even a name? Do you really want us to name our child a color?" "Because of his eyes, come on, it's a cute name." "So you want to name him Grey because that's his eye colour? OK, how about we also name him Pink because he has pink lips, or Black because of his hair, those are cute names too right? "Fine, fine, what do you suggest?"

Now and then, the ultrasound result would get passed on from one table to another, a few already suggesting names. "I want her to be Autumn," Kamila suggested from the Henderson's table. "Why does it have to be A? How about Harper!" Maxine, one of Wendell's daughters, said. "What about a strong name like Maeve," Reese proposed. Next to Lily and Lucas, Amara proposed, "Zhuri means love and beautiful." "Oh, boy," Lily said under her breath. "It's going to be hard to choose a name. We are going to break some hearts here."

I asked, and I was already coming up with suitable names in my mind. I really would have liked a name which was suitable for a boy or a girl. I really liked gender neutral names, so that way, no matter what gender they were, they would have the name and it wouldn't be so hard to choose. I felt Nolan hum in deep thought as I did the same. It was hard to find a name that our baby would be proud of having and that thought alone made me think even harder. "I like Sophie and Sean," Nolan said and I nodded. They were pretty nice names and I liked them a lot too.

Aeryn explained. "You’re keeping the gender a fucking surprise, right? Well, if you want, I can make a list of names for both genders. Or unisex names. I’ll add some Star Wars names for Storm, and I’ll ask Eve for some Dutch names that sound cool." She sounded really excited, and I didn’t want to disappoint my mother-in-law. It wasn’t like she was choosing the name; she was just narrowing the list down to a few. "Keep telling yourself that." Brand said, laughing. "If you want any say in the matter, you better speak up now."

If I hadn’t walked in, he’d probably still be scrolling through that baby name site. ‘Leo, Finn, Oscar,’ I read aloud, then, ‘Isla, Ava, Florence.’ I frowned. They all sounded nice. We only had two babies, and we didn’t even know the genders yet, so choosing now felt impossible. ‘Pick whichever you like,’ Ashton said lightly, handing the decision to me. ‘Then I’ll need some time to think about it,’ I said seriously. ‘So you’re not naming them Maple and Captain Crunch after all?’ he teased, giving me a sideways look.

he asked me as he planted a kiss on my neck. “Katniss, how about you, if you are to choose a name for a boy what would you pick?” “Umm... I don’t know in certain but I think I will go with Asher or Damien” “Really? That’s a good one, Leo.” “Is it or is it because of the way I say it?” “Don’t be outrageous, Leo. Asher is a good name, it makes our child sound just as strong as an Alpha” I uttered with confidence. He trailed kisses on my neck as his warm breath sent tickles down my spine.

“What name did you have in mind?” Asher thought for a moment before speaking. “If it’s a boy,” Asher said quietly, “I want to name him Adrian. It means ‘dark one’. Like his father.” Asher smiled slightly. “And if it’s a girl… I want to name her Aurora. Because she brought light into our darkness.” Luna closed her eyes and let out a shaky breath, tears streaming down her face. “Aurora,” Luna whispered, testing the name on her tongue. “Aurora Blackwood.”

“I must admit that Raziel is much better than the one you told me last week.” “I also like Aysel better than Diana.” “Yeah,” Harper agrees. “It is less common.” They both smile. The agreement was as follows: Harper was free to choose the name of the girl, and Daniel the name of the boy, as long as they both liked the names that each one chose, being governed by a single general condition: they must be neutral names. So far, Daniel has proposed sixteen names and Harper four. “So it's Raziel and Aysel?” She asks.

“We need to start finalizing names. Two weeks is not a lot of time.” Ana hums softly. It’s the most relaxed sound I’ve heard from her in days. “Something strong,” Greta continues. “But not too… intimidating.” Ana shifts slightly. “No weird names.” Greta laughs. “Define weird.” “Anything that sounds like it belongs to a seventy-year-old Alpha with ten wives.” Despite myself, the corner of my mouth twitches. Greta flips a page. “Okay… what about Adrian?” Ana shakes her head. “Too common.”

Cathy said, leaning forward conspiratorially, "have you thought about names yet? Because I've got a few suggestions. How about 'Vin' for a boy, after Vin Diesel? Or 'Ferrari' for a girl?" "We are not naming our child after cars or action movie stars," I said firmly. "Party pooper," Cathy grumbled. "Fine, what about 'Justice'? It's gender-neutral, and ..." Taylor cleared his throat. "Actually, 'Justice' as a name could potentially cause issues if the child ever ends up in the legal system. Imagine a Judge Justice or Lawyer Justice." We all stared at him for a moment before bursting into laughter. "Only you, Taylor," Cathy said fondly, "could turn baby names into a legal debate."