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Help[Opinions] Re: Dilema
in reply to a message by Sonja
Welcome to the irrational workings of my mind:
David -- Nice classic. I don't know why but I always think "clean" when I hear the name David. An odd association I admit, but it seems squeaky-clean, in a good way.
Dominik -- Very nice. It has a lot of personality and reminds me of old world monastic retreats. Very evocative.
Ian -- I can't see an Ian being ugly. The name just makes that guy more attractive. Love it.
Jason -- zzzzzzzzz
Justin -- Justinian's boring little cousin.
Sebastian -- Very sophisticated, but fun at the same time -- a perfect combination of attributes.
Anika -- Sweet. Perfer Anneke, but it's probably location specific.
Barbara -- I love seeing names that have fallen out of use being rediscovered. While Barbara is not a personal favorite, I would love to meet a little Barbara one day.
Kylie -- I know this is an Australian aboriginal name. But all I can think of is cheesy pop star. Trendy. Here-today-gone-tomorrow. Fluffy. Insubstantial. Dime a dozen. You get the idea.
Sofia -- Another one? Trust me, this generation does not need another Sophia / Sofia. (--at least here in the U.S.)
David -- Nice classic. I don't know why but I always think "clean" when I hear the name David. An odd association I admit, but it seems squeaky-clean, in a good way.
Dominik -- Very nice. It has a lot of personality and reminds me of old world monastic retreats. Very evocative.
Ian -- I can't see an Ian being ugly. The name just makes that guy more attractive. Love it.
Jason -- zzzzzzzzz
Justin -- Justinian's boring little cousin.
Sebastian -- Very sophisticated, but fun at the same time -- a perfect combination of attributes.
Anika -- Sweet. Perfer Anneke, but it's probably location specific.
Barbara -- I love seeing names that have fallen out of use being rediscovered. While Barbara is not a personal favorite, I would love to meet a little Barbara one day.
Kylie -- I know this is an Australian aboriginal name. But all I can think of is cheesy pop star. Trendy. Here-today-gone-tomorrow. Fluffy. Insubstantial. Dime a dozen. You get the idea.
Sofia -- Another one? Trust me, this generation does not need another Sophia / Sofia. (--at least here in the U.S.)
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