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1. Short (2-4 letters) or long (8+) names?
Both.

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2. Gendered or unisex names?
Usually gendered.

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3. Vowel or consonant endings?
Vowel.

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4. Names that start with S or K?
S.

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5. 1940s names or 1990s names?
1940s.

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6. Names that end with the "ee" sound or "ah" sound?
"ah".

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7. Names that end with "R" or "T"?
T.

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8. Flower names or gemstone names?
Flower.

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9. French names or Spanish names?
French.

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10. Names that end with "den" or "son"?
Neither.

1. Both
2. Gendered
3. Both but I probably have more vowel ending names
4. S
5. 1940's
6. Both but I probably have more -a ending names
7. R
8. Gemstone names
9. Spanish names
10. "son"

1. long
2. gendered
3. vowel for girls, consonant for boys
4. s
5. 1940s
6. ah
7. r
8. flower
9. spanish
10. son

1. Long because they are better as standalone names and can always be shortened to a nickname if the child prefers.
2. Unisex.
3. Consonant endings for boys, vowel endings for girls.
4. K!
5. 1990s for sure.
6. "Ah" sound.
7. R.
That's not fair... I guess flower names.
8. Spanish because they're easier to spell and say.
10. Again, not fair. I guess -son.

1. Short (2-4 letters)
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1940s
6. "ah" sound
7. "T"
8. Flower names
9. French names
10. "den"
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1. I like names with 3+ letters; I don't mind if they're short or long (unless it's more than 12 letters!)
2. Gendered
3. That's so hard, because I love both...I'll say vowel.
4. S
5. 1940s
6. "Ah"
7. T
8. Flower
9. French
10. "den"

1. Long
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1940s
6. ah
7. T
8. Flower
9. French
10. "den"

1. Long
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1940s
6. ah
7. R
8. Flower
9. Spanish
10. den

1. long
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1940s
6. "ah"
7. "R"
8. Flower names
9. French names
10. "son"?

1. Long
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1990s
6. ah
7. Ending with R
8. Flower names
9. French names
10. Ending with "son"

This message was edited 1/3/2024, 11:44 AM

1. Short
2. Gendered
3. Consonant
4. K
5. 1940s names
6. Ah
7. R
8. Flower names
9. French names
10. Den

1. Short (2-5 letters but generally no more than two syllables).
2. I don't really have a preference.
3. Vowel endings.
4. Starting with S.
5. 1990s names.
6. "Ah" sound.
7. Ending with R.
8. Flower names.
9. Spanish names.
10. Ending with "son"

1. Short names
2. I don't mind either one, but I don't like rough boy names and frilly girly names, so I'll go for a unisex name.
3. Consonant endings.
4. S.
5. 1990s names. Because I like names from the late 20th century.
6. "ee" sound. In most cases I like the version that doesn't end in a.
7. End with "R".
8. Gemstone names.
9. French names.
10. End with "den".

This message was edited 1/3/2024, 10:41 AM

1. medium (4-7). My PNL has about the same amount of short and long names, but by far most are medium.
I feel like short names (3-4) are more appealing than long ones, but I probably like as many long ones as short.
Answering a lot of these is like that: I don't have a measurable preference, because I like names for other reasons, and there are only some that fit each category, that I do like. So a "preference" is just a feeling.
2. gendered
3. consonant m, vowel f
4. K
5. 90s
6. no preference ... probably "ah" if you count them up
7. R, I guess
8. flower
9. ehh probably Spanish.
10. den

1. Long
2. Gendered
3. Vowel
4. S
5. 1990s
6. Ah
7. T
8. Gemstone
9. Spanish
10. Den