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Help[Opinions] First name, right?
in reply to a message by chazda
1. Please put your own name into one of these 4 categories.
You don't have to tell me what your name is, nor do you have to be "right" about the category. Just tell what category it seems to be, to you:
- "unusual"
2. Is your name in the category you'd most prefer to have a name from?
If not, which category would you prefer to have a name from?
(Please explain why, if you want to - this is what I really want to know. What are good & bad things about having a classic, fashionable, modern, or rare name?)
It is, but it's not in the category of unusual that I'd like. :-) I'd love a name that has a long, rich history of use, but it is near unheard of. (Cyra, Amandine, etc) Haven just seems tacky and is too close to Heaven.
Switching to Elizabeth, I got the exact opposite problems. It became too formal, too long, and too boring.
If I could have choosen my name, I would have choosen something in the middle. Hence why I'd choose a name like Liora for my daughter. Unusual, but not tacky.
You don't have to tell me what your name is, nor do you have to be "right" about the category. Just tell what category it seems to be, to you:
- "unusual"
2. Is your name in the category you'd most prefer to have a name from?
If not, which category would you prefer to have a name from?
(Please explain why, if you want to - this is what I really want to know. What are good & bad things about having a classic, fashionable, modern, or rare name?)
It is, but it's not in the category of unusual that I'd like. :-) I'd love a name that has a long, rich history of use, but it is near unheard of. (Cyra, Amandine, etc) Haven just seems tacky and is too close to Heaven.
Switching to Elizabeth, I got the exact opposite problems. It became too formal, too long, and too boring.
If I could have choosen my name, I would have choosen something in the middle. Hence why I'd choose a name like Liora for my daughter. Unusual, but not tacky.
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