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Help[Opinions] so does that mean (m)
in reply to a message by Tippins
any positive association is then overriden? Any of Minerva's Roman glory overriden and any great history or family significance taken away when you meet someone with a name? Or does it just add to your own personal association?
I just feel that sometimes associations are vital. It is annoying to hear those comments over and over again but sometimes they really do make or break a name. That's why you never meet a young Myra in the UK or an Adolf in most places in the world. Sad, but true and I think they should be considered in naming sometimes whether negative or positive associations.
I just feel that sometimes associations are vital. It is annoying to hear those comments over and over again but sometimes they really do make or break a name. That's why you never meet a young Myra in the UK or an Adolf in most places in the world. Sad, but true and I think they should be considered in naming sometimes whether negative or positive associations.
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