Attractive Names Novels & Stories

Holly took the paper and glanced through the names again. Then, she seriously said, "I thought they sounded nice. Squishy is so cute, and Little Man sounds strong and easy to take care of. Bear sounds like a fun little name." Bryce thought about what he wanted to say. "Can we think of something more elegant? We can take inspiration from poems or songs. "You've read a lot of books since you were young, so it shouldn't be too hard for you to come up with an elegant name." "We can do that for the child's actual name. Nicknames should just roll off the tongue."

Even better if we could do it in time for the cosmetic release. I pursed my lips and pondered on the thought. Which name would be better than Sterling? Something luxurious, classy and elegant in one word. An idea popped into my mind and I searched for it. Di Lusso. The lap of luxury. It encompassed everything I wanted, and I dropped the files on the desk when she came back with the coffee. "What do you think of the name Di Lusso?" She looked up at me, "uhm?" "Di Lusso. A name for our brand instead of Sterling"

"I like those. They have a classic charm. What about *Isabelle*? It’s graceful, and it feels timeless." Klarisse smiled. "Isabelle is beautiful. We can definitely add that to the list." Alex grinned, encouraged. "Alright, now for a boy's name. What do you think of *Lucas*? It’s strong and dependable—like the kind of guy I hope our son would grow up to be." "Lucas is nice," Klarisse agreed. "But I also like *Elliot*. It has a softer vibe, but it’s still strong." Alex chuckled. "You’re good at this. How about something a bit more unique, like *Asher*? It means ‘happy’ or ‘blessed.’"

“Okay. Maybe not Matthew, then. Elliot was another name I’ve always liked.” “Elliot.” I smiled at that. “I like it. It’s soft but strong at the same time. What about for a girl?” “I don’t know. Something strong. Victoria, perhaps.” “Victoria is a beautiful name.” Andrei turned toward me, still holding me in his arms. “What about you? Any preferences?”

I repeat calling her Gab on purpose. She's one of my types. Not because she looks like Hannah and they have a lot in common, but because she suddenly made me smile. "So, am I obligated to create a unique name just for you?" She asked. I shrugged, "Why not? Whatever name it is." "In that case," she put down her glass before acting like she's thinking, "What names fit a handsome, attractive, and charming guy like you?" "Hmm, how about Kal? That's unique, right?"

He exuded an aura of confidence that was neither intimidating, bitingly sarcastic, violent nor magnetic. His name was Attus, and he had the aura of a man that every girl would trust as a best friend, but nobody would ever date. He was not a nerd or weird looking. But as attractive as he looked, he just did not strike on my nerves like his annoying half brother.

I showed him the list of names I had written before I fell asleep Anjali Chandra Purvi kavita Minal Aarushi Amrita Mandira Divya Meera Kiran Aasmi Ira Amrita Mohini Aarohi Mahi Esha Raj studied the names carefully, before telling me the ones he liked most. "These are all good names, but I prefer Kiran or Aarushi." We will have to decide between Kiran and Aarushi because I loved both the names the most too. ___________________________

Olivia nodded amused with so many uncomfortable faces “I love it. It has class and yet is attractive.” “I like it too.” And I really did. In fact, I would have loved any name that wasn’t a romantic nickname. If they had said the new name was terminator, I think I’d have taken it. “Well.” Elizabeth started to say “Now is time for advertising guidelines. I was thinking to addressing a young audience.” “Won't it be a controversial subject?” Paul straightened up in his seat.

Nameless showed a calm expression, as if he could take on the entire world. The people around were completely infatuated by the handsomeness. Even top-rated prominent figures like Maisie Xavier and Kensley Quinlan could not help but steal a few glances at him. After all, they did not like Nameless’ rogue attitude and aura, but his manliness was just off the charts at that very moment. “Harvey,” said Nameless while squinting with a smile.

From the status generalisation perspective, physical attractiveness should be associated with a wide range of desirable attributes in both perceptions of others and self perceptions. Similarly, like the social expectancy theory and implicit personality theory, the status generalisation theory predicts that people hold more positive expectations for attractive than unattractive others. All three theories predict that people behave more favourably towards attractive than unattractive others, and that more favourable treatment results in more favourable self-concepts for attractive people.