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I don't care for it. I think it just has a bland, generic sound to it that a lot of -alen and -aylen, -aden and -ayden names share.

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I could get behind Galen with slightly more enthusiasm, though. I've met Galens before the -aylen and -alen wave really picked up, and between my acquaintance with it and its actual history, I can swallow that more easily.