Which Name Would You Choose?

Or Zara?

Not Zara, Zoe, Gemma or Jessica!
(Love Flora by the way)

Jemma!!
?

No! I'm sure that you will kick yourself.
I bet that if either your family, or a friend's family, has got a woman in their 30s, you will have one!

Hope that the above makes some sort of sense

Clare, Claire, Clair
But I do know women in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s called one of the above variations
Then there was Claire Bloom (nearly 90)

Sophie?

Megan, Kimberly, Lauren?

Brittany?

Chelsea? Courtney?

I had recurring dreams when i was young.
I was around 7 years old and worked in a castle as a bread girl who delivered bread to those around the castle itself,and my name was Catherine Hastings.
I can remember those dreams vividly.
So that is the name i would choose

Samantha? Michelle? Michaela?

Stephanie? Kimberley?

I'm drawn to the names of actresses I like - Anouk Aimee ("A Man and a Woman, 1966) Hmm, maybe too close to Nanook of the North. Also Cate (Blanchett) and Saoirse (Ronan). I don't know how to pronounce that last one: I just like the look of it!

Saoirse = Sur-sha

....or Niamh or Sinead or Siobhan ??

My mother would have liked to be a Clare, but wasn’t.
For myself, I like a lot of French Christian names.
As a child I wanted to be called Gloria, like my best friend who had lovely red ringlets. Not keen now.
Out in the evening with friends, I often choose a different Christian name for fun, usually exotic and they introduce me as such.
Remember that, going out with a gaggle of girlfriends?
Another planet it seems now.

Happy Birthday FannyCornforth

Tracey or Stacey?

Another pauline here that hated that name along with middle name of Mary, also hated surname, which had an 'e' at the end, which always had to be spelt out, once teceived a letter addressed to Miss PM **withaney.
In my mind I would be a Tallulah.
I love the name of Cheryl, my first daughters name, and Charmaine which is my grandaughters middle name, a coincidence as my daughter wad unaware of this.
I prefer my married surname

I mentioned Alexander/Alexandra for all of my DGC but no, as they would get shortened to Alex.

Bethany?
Zoe?

I also hated my name as a child, it’s unusual and foreign and being very shy I never liked telling people! For some reason I always wanted to be called Rachael!

No - nobody's got it so far...
The name hit peak popularity for girls born in the late eighties -
early nineties.

BlueSky I love Alexander and Alexandra

Amanda?

My first name is Ukrainian. I don’t meet many people with the same name.