Aesthetic Gender Neutral Names Novels & Stories

They cooked alongside each other, went out on the lake in the boat and talked about everything from their past, present and the future. “I wonder what our boys are named?” Gael asked as he rowed them a little further out. “I don’t know and I must admit, I feel some type of way about not being able to name my own children. I mean I didn’t choose to be this; and I like the names Kace and Kullan; shouldn’t I be able to name them that?’ “Kace and Kullan? I kind of like those names. They sound masculine and of little boys that get into things.”

I doubled over hearing the names he had picked out. "So if it's a boy then you want him to be a Junior and if it's a girl then you want to name her to be named Kristana? Isn't that a bit weird?" I snickered. He was combining both our names together. "What do you have in mind princess?" I asked me. "Well if it's a boy, then we could name him Aziel Tristan Slovac and for girl we could name her Amora Rose walker." I teased making Kristrin tickle me.

I didn't think I could let her go, I didn't want to. There has to be another way. “I don't mind either but I would want a girl because I know she's going to look like you and I want to spoil her silly” I uttered and she giggled. “You can't spoil her too much, mister, I won't allow it. Anyway, what would you like to name him or her? If it's a boy, I was thinking of going with a name with A so it will match yours. What about Asher? Aston? Aaron? Those seem like Alpha King's names right? For the girl, she'll go with D like my name. Delilah, Daniella, Demi, those are the names I've thought of. We can go with your suggestion as well of course” I watched her with a smile as she rambled on.

"I want four, equal gender. I've always imagined having the boys first before the girls. The boys would be Zachary, Zyaire, Zander, or Zayne…" "Zyaire? You like that weird name?" She asked with a condescending tone. "What's so weird about the name?" "Try everything, it sounds like a girl's name," "So? Sounds pretty to me and I like it even more than I like Zander. You asked me what I want and I've told you, don't argue," "Okay, okay," she laughed, "proceed," she said playfully. "Thank you! Okay, so the boys' first names will all start with Z, and their middle names would start with S, Samir, Skyler, Seth, or Shawn…"

Damien walks over to me cradling the baby and smiles then asks, “They are yours, too. Would you like to hold our child?” “Yes,” I reply tearily. I hold the precious bundle in my arms and look down at the sweet face of the angelic infant. I don’t care what gender our child is or what title they might hold or I hold for that matter. We made this precious life with our love, all three of us. “I want to name them Amal,” Amina says. “They are a perfect shining light of hope for a better future and they have both genders present from birth.” “What does this mean?” I ponder.

" He stared at my belly. My stomach remained flat but hidden under my sweater. We both understood the actual situation. Dante wanted to know if we had already decided on baby names. I smiled. "I have spent the past weeks thinking about many things." And what did you find? I like the name Aria for a girl because it means "air" or "song". "She will have a voice that commands the world." Dante nodded slowly. "Aria. I like it. It is strong but elegant. What name do you want to choose for a boy? I asked. Dante looked out at the city. He became serious. A boy will become King when he grows up. The boy requires a name which people must show reverence. The name must sound like a protector.

Layla retorted with a frown. “I am thinking of Alexandria or Carilo,” Lucius suggested. Darius nodded, considering the options. "Strong names, I like that. But what about a mix of traditional and unique?" Lucius leaned forward, intrigued. "Go on." Darius grinned. "How about Adrian? It has a classic feel, but it's not too common. Plus, it works for a boy or a girl." Layla's eyes lit up. "Adrian... I like that. What do you think, Lucius?"

I asked happily, and I sat down across him. "Oh, yes. Actually, I've been searching last night for the meanings, and I've got candidate names for boy and girl," he announced with joy, and he took out his phone to look on something. I laughed at what he said while serving him rice on his plate. "Hear this, babe. If it is a boy, we can name him Asher which means happiness, fortunate, blessed. It's a Hebrew name that came from the Bible. Then, we can add Gareth as his second name, which means gentle. And together, Asher Gareth, a fortunate gentle. But if it is a girl, we can name her Athena, as in the Goddess of Wisdom. And for her second name, Helzy, which means the Queen is born. Together, At

“Think about Andi. Think about how she had all those masculine stereotypes forced on her for so many years before she could really be herself.” I couldn’t help but smile at Nate’s thoughtfulness. “We haven’t discussed names of how to decorate the nursery.” “You’re right.” He nodded. “Now that you’re past the first trimester, we should consider names for the pup. What do you think of Gerrold or Bertha?” I scrunched up my nose at those names. “I thought you’d want more gender neutral after your little speech on foring gender stereotypes.” “Yeah, but I know if the sex of the kid is female, you’re going to put her in all sorts of fun dresses,” he said with a grin.

I cut my words when I noticed that they were now choosing random names without listening to my complaint. I groan in frustration while listening to their suggestions. All their suggestions were not even related to me and Nikolai. Aubrey wanted a Disney princess name. Her top picks are Aurora, Belle, and Snow. However, my sister wants a Greek name, Athena or Aphrodite, intelligence versus beauty. And there's my two mothers who combined their own names. I only facepalm at them, arguing instead of taking my side to choose Mikaela. Even when we were having dinner together, they still couldn't get over the baby name suggestion.