<human>: Wife and I have been married for 3 years, together for 5. Our relationship is great! I travel for work, gone 2 weeks, home 2 weeks and it's been like this since about 1 year into our relationship. After I started this job, I proposed. I felt any woman willing to accept and love me with the schedule I have being in foreign countries half the time, is the woman I should marry. And she is a wonderful, beautiful, amazing person. She is my rock, and no other woman could compare. It still was really hard on her, I assume to imagine spending a life with a partner who is gone half the time. Luckily, she has some flexibility with her job where during my two weeks off she only works from home and gets more days off. Otherwise it would be a lot harder on her to make this work, I'm sure. It's hard on me as well, but it's what I know so it's what I do. 

We've been trying for a baby for about 2 months now, and we've started talking again about all the things we'd talked about before. All the financial and educational things we'd talked about before we got married. We also talked about these things again when we moved 2 years ago, deciding if moving from the city to a smaller town was right for us, areas with good schools, etc. But the one area we can't seem to find common ground in is what to name our children. She prefers names that I find a little odd, or that I dislike. I prefer more traditional, or more common type names. Examples of names she likes include: Cora, Britta, Emerson, Stratton, Hugo. I prefer names like: Emily, Christopher, Nicholas, Jennifer, Katie. We cannot agree on this, and I'm not sure what we should do. I don't like her unique choices and she doesn't like my common ones.

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<bot>: wife and I can't agree on names we'd like for our children. She likes unique names, I like traditional ones. Not sure what to do.