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Sylvie: still a 'normal name' but is more magical, fairylike, and shimmery than the others

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Cassandra: more pretty and elegant, spans the whole range from 'regular person' to 'dramatic mythology vibes'

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Hannah: just an average girl next door kind of name, reads as somewhat 'cute' but not 'cutesy'

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(That order is also how I'd rate the from best to worst)

This message was edited 10/29/2023, 11:36 AM

Hannah is popular where I live; of all the Ann- names, I dislike it the most. Anne, yes; Hannah, over-complicated.
Cassandra is long, clumsy and unattractive; also apparently trendy. Weird.
Sylvie, no. Sylvia, definitely yes. Someone named Sylvia can be Sylvie any time she likes; someone named Sylvie is stuck with a babyish nn for ever.

Hannah is basic level/more plain, Cassandra is medium level/more interesting, and Sylvie is top level/more whimsical and out there.
I guess Cassandra is better because it’s middle of the road. I’d rather be a Cassandra than a Hannah or a Sylvie.

Cassandra
Hannah
Sylvie

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In that order