WinterGlory
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I'm more of a traditionalist.
But my daughters middle name is Ashlee (she was born way before anyone knew of Ashlee Simpson, so it wasn't because of her).
But her first name is Sara.
If you like the "new" names, I'd use them as middle names, paired with a more traditional first name.
But my daughters middle name is Ashlee (she was born way before anyone knew of Ashlee Simpson, so it wasn't because of her).
But her first name is Sara.
If you like the "new" names, I'd use them as middle names, paired with a more traditional first name.
WinterGlory
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I'm more of a traditionalist.
But my daughters middle name is Ashlee (she was born way before anyone knew of Ashlee Simpson, so it wasn't because of her).
But her first name is Sara.
If you like the "new" names, I'd use them as middle names, paired with a more traditional first name.
But my daughters middle name is Ashlee (she was born way before anyone knew of Ashlee Simpson, so it wasn't because of her).
But her first name is Sara.
If you like the "new" names, I'd use them as middle names, paired with a more traditional first name.
comeovaheremaria
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old classic names
kayle_rose
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I like some of both, but in general old fashioned names.
I prefer old fashioned ones.
Aubree, Lauren & Mackenzie (what I'm assuming you would use on a girl?) are all masculine.
Carson & Carter aren't horrid though. I like Carter.
Leah is gorgeous, Isaac is on my list, Eli is handsome, Rosalie is beautiful and Lila is great.
So, yes, I'm more for old fashioned names. We're naming our daughter Adele Evelyn
Aubree, Lauren & Mackenzie (what I'm assuming you would use on a girl?) are all masculine.
Carson & Carter aren't horrid though. I like Carter.
Leah is gorgeous, Isaac is on my list, Eli is handsome, Rosalie is beautiful and Lila is great.
So, yes, I'm more for old fashioned names. We're naming our daughter Adele Evelyn
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Lol, how are any of your "new" examples new? They've been around forever.
I'm in the middle, I like some new (unpopular) names, and I like some old.
I'm in the middle, I like some new (unpopular) names, and I like some old.
Old all the way! Most newer names soundly either cutesy/silly/childish (like Aubree, Skyler, Brayden, Chase, etc.) or blandly, unattractively sexless (like most surnames as first names) to me. I like names that I can picture on handsome, smart, capable men and beautiful, smart, capable women, which I find it harder to do when a name doesn't have much history.