16 Personalities Naming Their Babies
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- How 16 Personality types name their babies.
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love your videos as an intp myself!
Not sure how you managed to quote me since you don't even know me, but ISTP was pretty spot on. The only name for a child I enjoy is Zayl, and that's because I read about him in books and enjoy his loner personality. I do tend to hate people, but not particularly for being people. I hate the logical inconsistency and irrational thinking of most people.
Franks Jamesâ vids make all of our days
Hannah Montana , Timmy turner
@@Missmagazinebura Thaddeus ?
ESTP using his ex-bully powers to bully-proof his own kid and ENFP throwing out absolute gibberish names is priceless.
ESTPs are pretty good with puns I've noticed.
Liâl Dunq
@@Takisan111 I think ENTPs are the best type with them, though.
Excuse me??? đ§ Wanting to name my first born, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is genius, not gibberish. đ đ
My mom and spouse disagreed, so I changed my mind. It's still an amazing name though ... imho.
Don't you just love the ExxPs? As an ENFJ I feel like I missed out on far too much by assuming ESTPs were all bullies and all those ENFP unicorn girls that had crushes on me couldn't be interesting! Lol. I met an ESTP online and we are SUCH good friends and earlier this year I fell in love with an ENFP who I absolutely adore and miss!
This boyâs creativity is off the charts. âEverything is depressing if you think about it enough â đđđ NAILED IT. So painfully accurate _ fellow INFJ
Falling into oblivion after an ordinary life that has barely started? COOL! đ
Don't forget to look behind the curtain every now and then to realize how stupid and pointless a lot of things are. Then you look at the reasons why things are designed like that you get depressed.
Are you alright
@@mijnkanaalheejobsweet of you to pop in and ask for our welfare. At least I am only being (too?) philosophical...and not seeking to set my name in stone, have a superstar life or leave pending things.
@@PaleGhost69 And that is why we have liquor. Cheers mate. (ENTP)
I love how Frank seems to have an infinity of wigs and clothes for each sketch!
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Yeah and they all look so good on him!
My boyfriend is an INFJ. I think they tend to be clothes horses even if they're not actors!
an affinity*
oh nvm i read too fast lol my bad
0:00 ISTP
0:07 ISTJ
0:13 ESFP
0:28 ESTP
0:48 ISFJ
0:58 ESTJ
1:08 ISFP
1:22 ENTP
1:34 ENFJ
1:52 ENFP .
2:02 INTP
2:18 ESFJ
2:38 ESTP
2:46 ENFP .
2:51 INFP
3:09 ENTJ
3:23 ENFP .
3:32 INTJ
3:50 ESTP
4:01 INFJ
:)
Intp left out :((
@@Stellarfront no one likes us dude. and you shouldnt care, we are right.
We need more people like this
@@Stellarfront checks out though, we're not having many kids đ
@@Stellarfront 2:02 is intp
My mom is an INFP and literally had two names picked out for me and waited until I was born to see which one fit me. Amazing how accurate these are, Frank! đ
So am I and I did the same thing - we had picked one name if it was a girl but there were two possibles for a boy. Even as a newborn it was obvious which name suited him so I'm glad we waited! đ
INFP here. For my first daughter we had picked a name. When I first saw her I said to my husband that she definitely doesn't seem to be a Maria. He agreed. For 3 days we called her just "baby", trying to find out who she was. Finally we understood her name is Christina and wondered why that name never had been on our list.
With the second child we chose a name, but we said we'd not tell anyone until we'd know her in person and see if it fits. She turned out to match the name we had chosen.
Idk what personality my mum is, but all through her pregnancy with my brither she had a preferred name but when my brother was born, all of a sudden, she changed her mind and named him differently đ€·
You'd be surprised how many people go in and have their baby's name legally changed because they realize the name they gave the baby doesn't fit.
My second daughter was named about an hour before we took her home from the hospital
My ex was an ENFP. She wanted to have twins and name them Mosiah and Josiah and call them Mo Jo for short. I'm an INTP, and my top pick for a name was Clementine. Not named after the fruit but, you guessed it, a video game character. Luckily we didn't have children.
I didn't even know it was a fruit, I went straight to TWD. The only reason to name your kid Clementine lol.
I literally just got the Telltale Walking Dead collection. That's a great game to steal a name from.
Hey Jacob i just wanted to say that your comment made me burst out laughing đđ thanx for sharing
@@Nina21_ I'm glad I could brighten your day!
i see nothing wrong with any of those đ
Frank's favourite names are definitely Tiffany and Timmy, since he uses them for multiple skits. Although he normally uses Timmy for ESTJ, I love how it popped up in ESTP's skit! đ
I want to see a video about Timmy and Tiffany
But normally Timmy is a person who is hated on đ đ đđ
This is Timmyâs origin story
@@karalewis388 Oh my goodness! That is absolutely brilliant!!đđ
Don't forget aunt Hilda.
I swear this is the most absurd title but Iâm here for it đ
Exactly how I reacted
I was interested to see how it would play out, since my ESFJ mom and ENFP dad chose my name out of a book!
INFJ named her child "Jude" because ESTP was singing loudly enough that INFJ heard it through the walls. It felt like kismet--the song perfectly expressed the hope, persistence, and optimism she wished her child to carry through this depressing world.
Timmy called her "Jude the dude" until they graduated.
enemies to lovers I hope
The fact that my brother's name is Cooper and we sometimes called him "Cooper the pooper scooper" to tease him is so perfect
that is awesome
Ahem, the door is behind you, so...
Soo I guess this is how Frank tells us heâs having a baby. He proposed then got married around the time he made a 16p proposing. Congrats FJ! đđ¶đŒđđŒđđ€°đŒđđšâđ©âđŠđ
I have the same feeling. INFJ fellow, here.
I was thinking the same thing! đ
The thought did cross my mind.
Fellow INFJ ditto-ing this comment!!
Is he married??????
I thought for an INFJ, youâre gonna say things like I have already picked my childâs name for years now since I was in high school bcs my favorite hobbies are thinking about my future and planning my life ahead of time đ€Ł
â@@barbaravivas I also did the same. I'm hesitant to believe all the INFJ, but a lot seems to line up.
As a pseudo INFJ (I'm about 50% on I & J spectrum haha) I would have done that if my sister hadn't planned a name for her kid as I was about 6, only to have it stolen from her by our parents. They named our little sister with her favourite name. I guess it's one of the reasons why I'm not 100% INFJ đ
I have a list of names ready just to say yes to the name by man chose. Luckily we dont have a baby yet, so i do have time to change his mind đ€Ł or argue that he names the boys and i name the girlsđ đ
Yep, I'm an INFJ and had baby names picked out when I was young. I don't have a huge problem with offbeat names (think Apple or Banjo) but I HATE weirdly spelled names or completely made up names. It's a pain for others and it's a burden for the kids. They're gonna have to spell that shit out for everyone, forever.
@Nikki Hall as an INFJ I did name my first kid Apple LOL đ
As INTJ I want a name not so common but no weird too. I spent months searching and thinking for a name elegant and powerful for my son.
As well you should have. I have no children, but I used to be on the alert for underused, but not weird names on tombstones.
Hm. Old, disused, and dignified.
Samuel, Magdalene, Junia, Edmund/Osmund with spelling variants.
This feels like a cliff hanger. So what did you end up choosing?
Same - I found just that and 20 years later it finally made the top 5 baby name list. Sweet affirmation.
âCOME ON WIFE!â
-Frank James, 2022
As an INFP I can confirm that I had that same conversation with myself. It's so much pressure that I just decided I don't want kids.
I kind of feel that, but as a trans person who is infp, I'm thinking I'll just give them something for me to call them until THEY'VE chosen. If they like the one I gave them, cool! If they don't, ALSO cool!
Fellow INFP here. Luckily my son loves his name. And my daughter doesn't care very much about such details...
@@sophiliamajestign9303 Exactly! More people need to realize that you can literally just change your name if you donât like it, itâs yours to do with what you want. â€
@@sophiliamajestign9303 Yeah I agree! I would just give them a gender neutral nickname that they could choose to do whatever they like with
I figure, my cats always tell me their names, a child would too.
Right?
I hope.
And thatâs why INFJ and ENFP are a good match! Balancing depression and fun đđ»
That's me and my sister. < 3
That's me and my husband đ€Ł
@@trackee2024 samee...but we don't get along AT ALL
That's me and my best friend, she balances out my overthinking INFJ self with her fun and exciting ENFP-ness!
Funny enough, my bf and me are the other way round
My father is ISTJ and he named me Olivia literally in that way - going through calendar and being like "Let's see those names. Oh, Olivia. We'll take that one"
I cant đ
I don't know my mom's type, but she did the most popular name of the year for each of us. So we are Jennifer, Michael and Jessica, and we are legion.
â@@JessicaKennedy367 Try to research mbti personalities of what suits her the best. My first male friend is ENTP but different enneagram. (He's lazy and intelligent) and the other one is INTJ (he's the hard-working and friendly)
I try so hard which mbti suits them so yeah that was the result (enneagram is much about your lifestyle and past trauma which makes them accurate)
I'm INFJ 5w6 ^^
@@JessicaKennedy367 My parents had me at the beginning of the Lisa decade. They thought it sounded nice and there weren't very many Lisas out there. Apparently a lot of people thought the same thing. Now it's rare to see a kid named Lisa.
As an ISTJ that is nowhere near having children I was wondering why we would bow down to popularity like that then I realised I would get analysis paralysis over trying to come up with a name myself so yeah, unless the partner has an idea Olivia works I guess lol. I d probably still try to sneak a reference in there like the INTP though
As an INFP that thinks about baby names for my "Future" babies, their name has to have a special meaning that makes them feel loved and special, it should not be too familiar that it loses its special meaning, and not too unfamiliar that everyone is going to be weirded out. Oh I also put in mind that their name should not start either by the first nor last letters for school stuff that go by name order. Being called first is frightening and being last makes you bored nervous and restless.
Yess I thought about it a lot
Same!
As an ENFP, I can confirm, this is exactly how we pick baby names. We go through everything that sounds different and cool. đđđ
And pointless
For other people đ
Same here for character oc's
I think I am an ENFP and I have written so much stories with such names, for example:
Nyra, Gilia, Naenyara, Valgro, Arnok, Jur-Sliyah, Malon, ...
Have you gotten to the name Rxzy yet? Pronounced Rye-zee đ
@@samanthah4907 I have not! But I will add that to my ever-growing list!
I love how accurate your ISTP always is. The "I hate most people" Is spot on
I'm an INFJ married to an ENFJ and welp, I made a list of names, asked for input from my husband, then we narrowed them down. We didn't want any popular names, but wanted names that were easy enough to spell and pronounce based on spelling. ^__^ Worked well for our first kiddo, going through the process again for our second right now actually.
đđđ infj here I did a similar thing I made a list of pre approved names and let my husband pick so no matter what he picked I would be fine with it because I donât trust his naming process
Good process. I hate crazy spellings for usual names (I know of a Jaxxon and a Lydya). It doesn't make it unique, just annoying!
@@FlamingCockatiel absolutely!
I too am an INFJ married to an ENFJ and well, we had an algorithm for naming our children. But amen to the known but not popular, familiar spelling type name.
Same! my youngest is named Sage and I'm like because it has 3 meanings, easy to say, easy to spell and it's fun calling her Sage the RAGE.
I think that's the definitive proof that we'll see a Franklin Jameson the fourth soon đđ„°â€ïž
đđđ nah i think it's too soon ! The man only got married this year xD
@@Nina21_ What's their personality type?
@@Storyseeker4 as i remember , Frank said she's an ENTJ
Yep, as an INFP naming my kids is literally one if the most stressful things I've had to do. Way too much pressure. With my first, we had a name picked out for him the whole pregnancy but after he got here he I realized he didn't fit his name. I stayed up all night on our last night at the hospital staring at him and stressing over his name and ended up going with something totally different by the time we left (and still questioned my decision for days after getting home!).
Im an infp too and hope to have a baby with my husband soon. We have Went through all names and I have some names picked out we both agree on. Im curious how you can feel so early that a name doesnt fit? Like how you Know with the baby do you really get a sense of your childs personality and soul right away? Thats so amazing I wanna Know how it is and feels
@@FlawlesZMa INFP here, same experience, baby got a completely different name in the end. You meet them and they are a full person with their own personality. You'll understand when you'll meet your baby in person đ
Have a lovely pregnancy and here in Greece we wish people ÎșαλΟ Î»Î”Ï ÏΔÏÎčÎŹ, wich means a good birth. â€ïž
@@FlawlesZMa
I'm INTP, but for me, the ultrasound helps to narrow down potentials. I had one name I liked saw the ultrasound and it didn't fit the facial structure. My husband is INFP and we don't nail down a name until they come out.
In my experience, nicknames help if a name doesn't fit at first. And people can grow into their names.
INFP, I made all of the nurses mad with my 5 month old cuz we wouldn't decide on a name. My husband ended up naming her the name I had been begging for for months. Then on the way home from the hospital I had an absolute meltdown and we switched her first and middle name đ„ČHer current first name is perfect
I also had to go through every name to see how someone could possibly bully her and got rid of all bully potential names
I love these videos. I especially love waiting to see my personality. (INTJ.) Always doing what logic says should theoretically be the best way to approach something (like picking a baby name,) and yet, for some, weird reason it doesn't always work out as flawlessly as expected.
Don't make an algorithm, be the algorithm.
This INFJ went straight to Greek and Roman mythology to look for a name for our daughter and settled on Calista. There aren't too many of those around, especially not where I live, and I love that there is a story behind it. Also symbolized by the big and small dipper. Love the pink wig btw, Frank.
that's such a pretty name!
I went to college with a girl whose parents sort of turned to mythology and named her Elektra.
Now Iâm jealous because I have a Greek name and wanted to name my son Poseidon dad wasnât on board so I went with the stone Carnelian
As an ISTP I usually hate or love INFJâs, but I have to say naming your kid off of mythology is pretty cool.
@@Sunset553 that is a sick name
INFJ omg I spit my coffee out lol "maybe that's why I have issues" I always end my conversations "i have issues" lol
As an INTP, I liked the bully-proofing thing most actually... I'd never name one of my children after video game characters if it were up to me. I don't expect to ever have kids, but if I did have a son, I've always liked Quinn (wouldn't sound good with my last name, but whatever).
Agreed, I am also INTP and the bullying one was the only one I resonated with. (And I have always liked the name Sonya, but I won't be having any kids either.) The Mario cart thing was completely out of character for me. Logicians put a lot of thought into things and brood on decisions. The likelihood of naming something so thoughtlessly is not accurate. Some of these videos give the impression that we are brainless.
@@S-Lewis I really, REALLY dislike video games and I would NEVER name my children after them. I don't really even like the idea of "naming after". I think it would feel like your less individual or your parents wanted you to be them. What if you weren't?!
I like how one version of Frank said Mario as "Mae-rio" and another in the same sketch said it like "Mah-rio" just to prove they weren't thinking of the game lol I also like the new blue hair
My sister and her husband named their kids after video game characters. They are an ISFP + ISTP couple. But as an INTP, I approve.
I (an INFP) was named after an actress from a popular 80s sitcom because it was on in the hospital room on the day my parents were supposed to take me home.
I vowed to take greater care in naming my own children, with careful consideration, research and counsel with my partner.
In the end, my sons are named after characters from television shows...
Are you tryna tell us something??? đ
Anyway, my method weirdly matched ESTP because I didn't want my twins to go through any chance of grief or teasing. Yet, I'm an INFJ. LOL
And my antennas were up! Just this morning I was thinking you need to do a 16 personalities (moms) on their first day of motherhood (can't wait for your INFJ take on this one)!
As an INFJ, I also think Frank's tryna tell us something đ€ đ
If I had a daughter I had wanted to name her Sophia for the meaning (divine wisdom), but everyone was doing that, so I opted for Athena, goddess of battle tactics. Turns out Iâm an INTJ. It fits.
Edit: my INTP friend just named her cat after a character from Elden Ring.
I also picked Athena for my daughterâs name. Also INTJ.
@@dustbitten nice! Great minds etc đ
As an INFJ, of course I thought very seriously about the names I gave my children. Considered EVERY possible nickname, variation, the way the name looked spelled out, its origin and what it meant, it's psychological impact... every detail and contingency.
They both got beautiful names that were perfectly apt to who they became. Because I'm an INFJ, they came to me in my dreams BEFORE they were even conceived so I already knew who they were and what they were going to excel at.
I was right, by the way.
I too, and INFJ had named all my children long before they were born. With names that came with great depth and meaning. With clear and obvious spelling and no negative connotation. Oh, and their initials had to have rotational symmetry...you know, the important things in life.
I was so surprised when you said Leilani because that's the most common mispronunciation of my name lol. Did not expect that! Also, ENFP's ideas were gold haha đ
Haha, congratulations for having your name mentioned in this video!
â@@trinaq Thanks haha. Coincidentally, my mom is an ESFJ, but thankfully my name was determined for its cultural meaning and not an Instagram poll
All of the ENFP's name ideas are all names I would never have thought of! đ đ
Also, I think your name (Leilani) is pretty! đ
@@meganleffingwell3437 Thank you! It's a little sad that FJ didn't like it in his sketch, but at least I wasn't at the mercy of the ESTP đ€Ł
Leilani means heavenly blossom. I would absolutely name my baby girl that.
Naming a kid after a video game character is 100% an INTP move. For example, I honestly think Zelda is a beautiful name. Probably wouldn't name a kid something like Mario or Link or ones like that, though, lol
"What's the most popular name right now? Olivia? Let's name him that!"
Hold up-
INFP is relatable as always
I was watching the ISTJ's part when i found your comment đ
@@Nina21_ same
Not for me. Names have been decided since i'm 8.
Wth sketchy you here too. And his as An INFP It is relatable
This is funny because I had to go through this last year. I am an INTJ and the dad is an ENFP. He was throwing out names just how Frank's ENFP did, just weird... very weird names and was insistent on them too. I spent months looking up names, making lists and asking how he felt about them then repeating the whole process. It was hard finding ones that were in the middle of being different and normal... because I also didn't want it to be plain or common either, but I didn't want it to be so weird he'd be made fun of.
We ended up with a list of 5 names we both agreed on because like Frank's INFP said, I didn't want my baby to be stuck with a name that didn't suit him. There was a name we both like the most and low and behold when he came out, he did not look like that name at all so I am glad I had some back ups. Funny enough, he ended up with one of the names his dad picked lol. I love it.
Iâm an infp and so curious when people say this I have no children yet God willing soon. How do you feel so early after the baby is born what name fits or doesnât? How can you get that feeling does it just come
So, Wich name did you put to the baby at the end?
@@FlawlesZMa I can honestly say that I feel the name suits him perfectly. You feel some personality while they're growing in your tummy... but you start seeing some of it not too long after they're born. When we saw him we both instantly knew he wasn't the first name we had picked at all. I would say it's definitely a feeling that comes, for sure. I would look at him and call him by one of the names and see how I felt. I actually subconsciously started calling him one of the names more than once. Then I asked my husband which one was working for him and we had both picked the same one.
But there's no rush if the names you originally had in mind don't work, my mom didn't think I fit any of the names she had for me and it took her a week or two after I was born to name me lol.
@@gimoff578 Lyall
@@kellyk4178 oh, sounds cool
Haha. Nailed the INTP. Eowyn (from LOTR) was on my list for girl names. And SĂžren (as in Kierkegaard) for boys. Then I got caught up in the meaning of names and went another direction. Cause I didn't want my daughter to be 'Horse of Joy' and my son to be 'Severe'
Onomastics is a favorite pastime with me too! I'm a writer and I want my characters names to mean more about who they are... the strange thing is, that more often than not, they tell me their name, and when I go and do research on it BAM! They nailed it as to their character traits and why that name is perfect for them.
@@christaverduren690 , yes! We went with Henry for my son, and at 4yrs old he definitely thinks he's the 'Ruler of the Home.' With our daughter we chose a name combo that means 'Mercy Hears.' We hope she grows into it.
@@jessicakaul LOL don't you just love that with your son! I love the combo for your daughter!
I'd picked out Jayden long before I knew what it meant. I hear it 2/14/1994 on star trek the next generation and knew that was going to be his name... 2 months before I even met my husband and 6 years before I had him! LOL
It means God Has Heard, and it came into play because of a very complicated pregnancy, birth and post partum. God really heard my prayers for my little guy.
Omg! So spot on! My ISTP partner & I (ENFP) had quite the time...
Yes. I won and my son has a very unique name đ€Łđđ
My cats IRL are Timmy, Thomas, and Sophia. Past names for cats include Rue, Clara, Chloe, Belle, Tessa, and Phil. In the novel I'm writing, the cats are named Catnip Evermean, Tansy Talksalot, and Will Feral.
I would read that book. Will Feral đ€Ł
You're writing a novel? What is the name of it and what is it about?
I know it may be a little strange to ask you these questions but it sounds really interesting!
@@_stxr6304 it's a paranormal romance set in Corvallis, Oregon.
@@lilibetp spill it... I wanna read that!!!! Are you on Amazon?? I'm a writer myself and love when I name my characters ( or rather my characters, name themselves). I've had a baby name journal since 1978 when I was 8 and deiced I was going to be a mother of about 21 kids.... I have a 21 year old son, who was a one and done after we both neither didn't make it through the pregnancy, birth and post partum! But I love to name my characters and I LOVE to do etymology (Onomastics) for them especially!
@@christaverduren690 it hasn't been finished yet. I've had writer's block lately, but I was able to work some things out and just need to clean my house in order to get back to it.
The 'JAXXQKYOUNN' had me wheezing! đđđ
Edit : That light Pink wig looks *awesome*, the Blonde one even more, wowie you rock those wigs đ
As an INTJ, my preference is for a classic name with many options, like my own. Jennifer can go by that, or Jenny or Jennie, or Jen, or Jenna, all depending on what she wants to do. Similar with names like Theodosia possibly being Theo or Dosie or Dora, or William being Will or Wills or Bill or Billy. Vanessa can be Vanny or Nessie or Nessa.
There are many names like this that can be adapted to any circumstance and personal preference, so that the child has the widest possible number of options for formal and informal situations and degrees of relationship. Rather than limiting a kid with a name like Tim, I'd pick Timothy and let him decide for himself if he wants to be Tim or Timmy or Timothy.
Margaret/Marge/Maggy/Peggy is another one.
I named my son Victor, and while the nickname of "Vic" is a bonus I never really put much consideration into that. I was focusing on a name with a lot of utility. It's familiar in many languages without being overly common, is easy to spell and enunciate over the phone, and just looks and sounds pleasant. My algorithm worked well for me that day.
I was also considering Eugene/Gene but my ex (ENFP) vetoed that. In return, I vetoed "Tyrr."
As an INTJ myself, I have the exact same strategy đ And Elizabeth is my all time favorite name with tons of different options đ
Interesting, I follow the strategy to give my child a name venerable to its birth.
Ha, interesting. I've never thought about that, but I like your logic a lot. And my second daughter actually has a Name with different versions. (The first doesn't though)
As an INTJ, I'd just name em something classic that is timeless like Mike, Adam, or Olivia. Cuz I like it. And cuz you cant shit all over it.
âEverythingâs depressing if you think about it enough ⊠and thatâs why I have issues.â I felt this is my soul. Past the age of being able to have children but I always loved the name Nerise for a girl. ( Major Kira from Deep Space 9 ) đ
Thanks for making me laugh! This is a riot! All those crazy names/spellings. "Nick...are you effing with me right now?" Yeah, don't name 'em Frank or James! lol INFJ: exactly! đ€Łđđ
I am going to be honest. One day I will have to be really clever when I am trying to conceal the fact that I selected a Lord of the Rings styled Elven name for my first daughter and will probably work out an equally nerdy name for my first son. I learned a valuable thing from my father. Never let her in on the joke until AFTER you have the birth certification.
@@HerKnightable Hey LOTR names are pretty cool, tho. đ
My sister was actually almost named Leilani. Was switched to Naomi since the family said they couldnât pronounce it
omg , infj đđ
Just this afternoon i was talking with my mom about burdens she was facing as a professor and in the end i said ' existence itself is a burdern ' đ the look she gave me đ€Ą
why do we complicate everything đ
Iâm an INFJ married to an ENFJ, we literally spent the whole 9 months choosing their names and consulted everyone we know.
đ so accurate. INFP here. My first child didn't have a name for the first days, because I needed to find out who she is, before I could name her. We had chosen two alternatives, but when we saw her none suited her personality and finally we came up with a name we had never even considered during pregnancy, wondering why we had never thought of that one. The second child luckily turned out to match one of the names we had thought of for her.
As an INFP married to an INFP we had such crippling indecision about what to name our foster puppy that we adopted him so we could have more time to decide. Now his name is Jean-Ralphio.
Each person in the couple pronounced "Mario" differently... I love the attention to detail! Though now I'm wondering how Frank actually pronounces that name đ
I am an INTJ, relying on a name generator is quite veracious to me. I without a doubt think this video is impeccable, thank you for working hard for a simple video that I can accept.
As an ESTJ I completely relate to this. When I was thinking about the names of my future babies I was more concerned about how easy it will be when shouting their names.
So this whole sketch was just a prequel of Timmy's life before ESTJ found him đł
I had my son's name planned from childhood, and for my daughter I created an anonymous poll in both Canadian and US baby name forums with my top 5 (minus my husband's vetos) and chose the name that wasn't the most popular in either country, but also wasn't the least liked.
- INTJ
Hysterical as always! đ As a kid I spent a million hours pouring over the baby name book my parents had used to name my baby brother. I loved all the unconventional spellings the most! As a grown up I gave my daughter a normal name⊠but with an extra consonant đ-ENFP
INFP here! Me and my INTJ husband just had a baby girl two weeks ago. We chose the name TOGETHER and I couldnât be more proud of us. Little Dahlia Saige is very, very loved!! đ
Itâs funny though, because if my husband wasnât an INTJ, I def wouldâve had two names picked out!! I considered it, but knew heâd think it ridiculous. đ€
I almost fell off my chair laughting when INTJ came up, I made my husband made a small program that randomly generate a number between 1 to 26 to determine the first letter of my daughter's name
I'm an INFJ married to an ISFP...we picked out our son's name on our first date...7 years before he was born. My mom, an ESTJ, tried to talk us out of it by saying how much everyone will hate the name and bully him, and that we should name him something more normal. I told her in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter. In a thousand years, no one will care. đČ
As a Hannah myself, I can confirm that it is indeed a perfect nameđđđ
My mother actually chose it because it's a palindrome (she's left-handed and used to write mirrored, if that's a word, as a child and was worried I might be a leftie as well which I am not XD). Also, INFP is on point, I actually thought a lot about that topic đ đđ
I would give my child though a name that would be known or easy enough to spell correct because I hate it when people spell my name wrong. (You wouldn't believe how often this happens even to people who have known me for years, they always leave out the last h đđ) I would absolutely not let the ENFP pick my baby's nameđ đđđđ but maybe that's just a cultural thingđ€
Iâm a Hannah too, and people leave off the last âhâ on emails to me as well. Iâve thought of replying by leaving off the last letter of their name; âHello Timothâ
@@hannahc2836 That's a great idea! đ
I actually did this with a friend called Niko, I wrote his name with a c after he send me a message where he left the h outđ€đ
My husband is an ENFP and we just had a baby and this was 109% accurate when we were talking about names.
Meanwhile Iâm an INFP and had no idea what I would name a girl, so I picked a cute baby girl outfit let the outfit SPEAK to me. Ended up choosing a name I NEVER considered before in my entire life and we had a daughter named that particular name lol
Aw it sounds like a good way to get inspiration Iâm curious what you named your daughter?
Yeah! Donât leave us in suspense!
guys no parent would want to expose their child's name they want it private
That accuracy đ (i know, a typo, but makes it all the funnier)
@Y Wall I picked an outfit I loved and thought âwhat would the baby wearing this outfit be named?â The name came to me almost instantly and I fell in love with it and it just felt right
Iâm so scared to pick a name as an ENFP because if I accidentally name my child after someone I know they might get weirded out or think weâre best friends for life or something which could be problematic and I know A LOT of people!
That's sooo true
My daughter didn't have a name until she was five days old and we finally found one that fit her. Yes, I'm an INFP (husband is INTP and wanted to name her Liesel from The Sound of Music, so yes, you nailed it once again).
Haha, so true. I am an INFP and this is exactly what I would do. I mean, planning is too much work.
I'm an INFP with that EXACT stance on baby-naming. I would never do it before seeing the baby!
I'm an INTJ but my method for picking my baby's name was pretty much identical to the ISFP's
Oh my. Timmy's origins story finally dropped. đ©
Also, I never had to bother about naming kids.
But I had to name pets which is, to me, the same process. đ And my biggest source of inspiration is fictional characters I like. I had a gerbil named Ezio, cats named Mushu, Milo, a canary named Loulou (which is the name of one of Donald Duck's nephews in French). We got Joy before the movie Inside Out came out, but that was funny to see that even her had her movie name!
About human names, I generally have a thing for Nordic or Celtic names. So I'd assume naming a child would be a months long struggle trying to find something among all of that. đ
Amazing!! I loved it!! Thank you Frank!!!
Alternately, as an INFJ, I was constantly wondering whether my children would someday be famous and indelible parts of the story of history, and therefore, how significant their names would be! đ
"My therapist told me, 'you seem to be very self aware' and yeah, I actually think that's a big part of the problem"
- INFJ
I can relate to the ENFJ giving such a value to a name, even if I wouldn't go as far as waiting for the child to be old enough to decide (that's unpractical). And the "over-the-top" care for is so accurate it hurts...from the laughter đ€Ł
It also strikes me that the wife looks like she's either an ENTJ or an ISTP: I can see that couple working out surprisingly well đČ
An enfp, I name my ocs (basically my children) such random names, it could be from objects, random name generator, random word generator, flowers (translated to another language usually) or just coming up with them right on the spot like Zenaly, Shuji, Illys, learton, etc
4:00 now we know how Timmy from Franks skits was born/named. đ
Loved reference for Kramer! :D ESTP Kramer confirmed!
INTP here. And I would probably dive into mythologies and legends to pick a name XD
Love the new wigs, Frank!
This is especially great especially when you remember that his wife was pregnant with their son at this time
INFP would be accurate when I have kid đ I even got hard times to give name for any pokemon I caught in the game đ€Ł
I wish I could relate. I' m getting nervous WITHOUT picking a name for something. It's most torturing because a choice is still a hard thing to make:")
As an INTP I would not *just* choose video game-based names...I mean, what about singers I like? Or sci-fi movies? đđ
As Lorraine said, Marty is such a beautiful name (although I prefer George, that is also one Beatle).
Loooooooove the pink wig! â€ïž
Wondering if FJ might also soon find himself in this scenario đ
Love the video!!! Haha đ your channel is AMAZING!
Iâm INFP but I definitely relate to ISFP and INFJ đ
INFJ. I called my youngest son Torccal Sorely McDougall. Strangely enough, they are all family names. Though I was tempted to call him Dougall McDougall.
I saw someone commenting this idea a long time ago. I'm so glad that it's finally a video!
They're all good... and you definitely nailed the INTJ!
We need Timmy the origin story
Being an INTJ I can safely say that the skit representing me, isn't entirely accurate. I would be prepared for both genders, and I would be using an old book of names to name my baby.
Really enjoyed you sneaking in your well executed Kramer impression. đ
Haha Loved this one!!
I recognized ISFP from the wig and dialogue immediately! Also, INFP checks out..plans are too much pressure đ„Č
I laughed so hard at the INFJ. As one myself, the second I saw her start talking - I knew. Glad he waited to throw the label up đ Iâm trying to get to know the other types, too. The results my parents got seem wildly inaccurate to everything else Iâve seen
omg yet another one of my favorite videos from youđđ
Nice to see you post again Frank :)
When my cousin was having his first kid, we sat for three hours and brainstormed. He, my dad, and my uncle thought of every possibly insult for every name. I won the boy category with Devin đ
Me religiously looking up the meaning of all names in all languages
Lol đ INFP here. I waited a whole week before naming my child. Then the hospital called and demanded a name for the birth certificate. I gave them my decision, then fretted for another two or three weeks.
This was one of your funniest videos! Thank you for sharing!
This was my parents baby naming to a tee. My ISTP dad hated anything popular and my ISFJ mom hated anything that sounded too much or not enough like a grandma name. XD
As an INFP, I've decided that if I have a kid I'll just pick a few names I like and choose the best one once I meet them :3
Frank drop the link to those wigs bro ur infp is looking fabulously overwhelmed
Watching FJ to start my day :>
Anyways great content as always !