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Help[Opinions] Re: What name that has left the top 1000 in the last few years are you most sad about?
in reply to a message by Wish fish
Kinda sad to see Kristina fall off; it's 80s, but not THAT 80s, even Tiffany is hanging on the Top 1000. Even the classic Christina is amazingly low, in the 700s. Especially with Christianity being so popular now, with the megachurches and whatnot, you'd think it would be more appreciated. I guess it's considered quite old fashioned and boring now? Christine falling off the charts completely is wild.
Dana had fallen off a couple years ago and I was astonished. She came back last year at #970 but I guess I wouldn't be surprised to see it fall off again. It's such a polite, timeless little name, like Anna, I don't get why it's not more appreciated.
Theresa stopped charting in 2010, that's truly incredible. Such a classic name. It's really pretty too.
Dana had fallen off a couple years ago and I was astonished. She came back last year at #970 but I guess I wouldn't be surprised to see it fall off again. It's such a polite, timeless little name, like Anna, I don't get why it's not more appreciated.
Theresa stopped charting in 2010, that's truly incredible. Such a classic name. It's really pretty too.
This message was edited 5/8/2025, 8:02 AM
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I have a sister named Kristina, born in the 90's, so yeah, naturally the name doesn't feel exclusively 80's to me. I understand if Kristina just fell out of favor, but other Chris type names falling is certainly weird, I agree.
Tiffany on the other hand I can see falling off the charts-not this year, but soon. I know it increased a lot last year, but I very much doubt it'll take off and have a dramatic resurgence. If it does, I'll be shocked.
Tiffany on the other hand I can see falling off the charts-not this year, but soon. I know it increased a lot last year, but I very much doubt it'll take off and have a dramatic resurgence. If it does, I'll be shocked.
It’s even weirder because Christopher and Christian are still super popular. Why is it just the female variants?
I personally prefer Teresa over Theresa, which is also a lot more popular right now. I find the H to be unnecessary.
Teresa looks half-baked to me. Like a typo.