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Help[Opinions] Rome
Does it feel namey to you? How do you like it?
I recently met a Romulus called Rome. I want tk like Roman, but don't and feel like Romulus is a bit much. I like the sound of Rome, but not sure the place appeals as a namesake and Roam is just off both visually and in meaning.
~Anna~
I recently met a Romulus called Rome. I want tk like Roman, but don't and feel like Romulus is a bit much. I like the sound of Rome, but not sure the place appeals as a namesake and Roam is just off both visually and in meaning.
~Anna~
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I like Jerome.
Romeo and Romulus are okay, although they are a lot.
I don't like Roman.
I don't like Rome; it's too much like Roman (also 'roam', yeah), although I don't think I'd care if I actually met a Rome.
Romeo and Romulus are okay, although they are a lot.
I don't like Roman.
I don't like Rome; it's too much like Roman (also 'roam', yeah), although I don't think I'd care if I actually met a Rome.
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Roman, even though it’s a word as well, is much better. "Rome" honestly sounds like the kid’s parents were Rome fanatics.
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I like Roman and Romy, and think Rome would work well as an off-hand nickname for either of those. Agree that Romulus is a bit much (both ancient and Trekkie vibes for me).
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I like it. Rome is a wild and romantic guy who lacks impulse control. His older parents do a lot of drugs, or his younger parents met in or want to go to Rome.
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I like Rome for a boy and love it for a girl. I agree, Roam is definitely off.
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I love Romulus but I dont like Rome much. I'd go with Romy (roh-me)
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Don't like it as a name
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Rome feels somewhat feminine to me.
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