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Kimberly is very boring. It’s also the name of a town near where I live so that might be why I don’t like it. I like Seraphine but I prefer Seraphina.

Seraphine is a lot more pretty in my opinion. Kimberly is very common.

Although both are family names for me and I like both in different ways, I'd personally go with Seraphine.

Seraphine is elegant and pretty sounding while Kimberly is ugly and outdated.

Seraphine, hands down. Kimberley isn’t bad, it’s just boring.

Kimberly any day.

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Seraphine just sounds like some kind of snake and a mashup of Sarah and Josephine; neither of which appeal to me personally.

Kimberly is boring, but it does sound nice. It's got that '80s-'90s vibe and now it's found a renewed popularity due to the Kardashians.
Now, when I first learned that Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner named their daughter Seraphina, I honestly hated it, i thought it was awful. But some years ago i was studying Hebrew, and i learned that the meaning of "seraph" is "incandescent light", "to burn with incandescence". So i started linking it because i started to directly associate it with its meaning. I'm still not particularly personally fond of it, but i find its meaning delightful.

These names have very different vibes but I’ve never liked Seraphine much, though Kimberley is pretty dated. I do like Kim, though.

Seraphine. No contest really.

Seraphine is both frilly and pretentious, with no obvious nns. So, and reluctantly, Kimberley. I really can't face it with the second -e- missing. And Kim is dated but not too badly; I don't like it, but I like Kimberley less. Where I live, it's a hot, dusty former mining town a long way from most other places and not much going for it at all.

Seraphine, no contest. Kimberly is ugly and dated.

Seraphine. I like Seraphina more.

This message was edited 2/2/2022, 10:20 AM

Kimberly, no contest. Seraphine doesn't sound like a real person, and it's not even very believable to me as a character name, it sounds and looks like some kind of plastic wrap.

Kimberley

Seraphine. I never much cared for Kimberly, or the stereotypes that seems to proceed it. Also, Seraphine just has an overall better sound. More elegant and beautiful.

Definitely Seraphine, I hate 'K' names.