[Opinions] Jessica or Jennifer? (more)
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My answer is ridiculous.
Between Jessica and Jennifer in full, I slightly prefer Jennifer, but I basically dislike both. Jessica just sounds so ditzy cheerleader let's go to the mall to me. Jennifer feels more substantial and I'm starting to understand its appeal.
Between Jessie as a nn for Jessica and Jennifer in full, I definitely prefer Jessica "Jessie."
Between Jessica "Jessie" and Jennifer "Jenny," I 100% prefer Jennifer "Jenny."
Between Jessica in full and Jennifer "Jenny" I definitely prefer Jennifer, Jenny.
I hate both Jess and Jen, though if forced to choose I'd say I slightly prefer Jess.
Between Jessica and Jennifer in full, I slightly prefer Jennifer, but I basically dislike both. Jessica just sounds so ditzy cheerleader let's go to the mall to me. Jennifer feels more substantial and I'm starting to understand its appeal.
Between Jessie as a nn for Jessica and Jennifer in full, I definitely prefer Jessica "Jessie."
Between Jessica "Jessie" and Jennifer "Jenny," I 100% prefer Jennifer "Jenny."
Between Jessica in full and Jennifer "Jenny" I definitely prefer Jennifer, Jenny.
I hate both Jess and Jen, though if forced to choose I'd say I slightly prefer Jess.
This message was edited 3/11/2017, 3:44 AM
Between Jessica and Jennifer my preference is Jessica. It is prettier and feels less restrained than Jennifer. I favor the nn Jess to Jen, but I prefer Jennie to Jessie. Between Jess and Jennie that's a harder choice.
I actually know almost no Jennifer's born in the 80's and 90's. Most of the Jennifer's I know were born in the 50's, 60's, and 70's.
I was born in 1987 and to me THE names of the 80's and 90's are Jessica, Melissa, Heather, Emily, Ashley, Brittany, and Nicole nn Nikki. I know a lot of girls with those names around my age plus they weren't very popular until recently although some of them were also 70's or early 2000's names. Sure I know a lot of Sarah's and Laura's but those names are long poplar classics.
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I actually know almost no Jennifer's born in the 80's and 90's. Most of the Jennifer's I know were born in the 50's, 60's, and 70's.
I was born in 1987 and to me THE names of the 80's and 90's are Jessica, Melissa, Heather, Emily, Ashley, Brittany, and Nicole nn Nikki. I know a lot of girls with those names around my age plus they weren't very popular until recently although some of them were also 70's or early 2000's names. Sure I know a lot of Sarah's and Laura's but those names are long poplar classics.
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This message was edited 3/10/2017, 4:23 PM
If I have to pick, Jessica. But I don't much like either.
I like Jessica best.
Jessica, no contest. I have a cousin named Jennifer, and she's one of my favorite people, but it's not true that loving somebody with a certain name makes you love the name. lol
I've always loved Jessica.
I've always loved Jessica.
Me
I prefer Jennifer. It just has a softer, friendlier sound to me. Jessica sounds so harsh because of the close proximity of the J, S and K sounds. I actually prefer Jessie over Jennie but I would still pick Jennifer and just call her by her full name. I do like Jessica's Shakespeare connection though. I also like Jessamine and Jenna.
I prefer Jennifer. It just has a softer, friendlier sound to me. Jessica sounds so harsh because of the close proximity of the J, S and K sounds. I actually prefer Jessie over Jennie but I would still pick Jennifer and just call her by her full name. I do like Jessica's Shakespeare connection though. I also like Jessamine and Jenna.