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It's not excessively overdone... I'm not in love with it, but it has a positive image as far as the people I know with the name goes... Could be done...

My grandma's name is Donna.

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I think it was a really nice name in its time, but I don't like it for today. IDK why, I just don't.

Yep, I know one person named Donna.

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Mm, Donna's got a weird image: I sometimes say in an ironical way something like "...and he was holdin' such a deluxe donna with blonde hair, blue eyes and looooooong legs". Donna is for me a name for a female, attractive but kinda cheap-looking/behaving person.

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Yeah, except that one thing I find Donna quite useable and I'd love to see in in some BA.

Love it!

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I've never met a Donna before, but I think the name is lovely. I definitely think it's still usable, and I've never really seen it as dated to begin with. When I was little, I named my favorite Polly Pocket Donna. :-)

I only know one person with this name and it's an admissions counselor at a college I've recently applied to. That said, I find the name to be very nice, and definitely think it's still usable. If you're worried about it being dated it sort of is, but not to a specific time slot it was popular from the twenties to the seventies.

I don't like the sound of it and it feels dated. The only Donna's I know are over 50. I do know someone named Dana who pronounces it like Donna, but this always felt strange to me.

I know a Donna who's in her late sixties. She is a very spunky person, so the name has good associations for me.

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I think it's definitely a usable name today. Now that it's no longer overused, I think it has great appeal. I would rather see a little Donna than another Emily or Addison!

Never met a Donna. I'm not a fan of the name, seems dated to me.

I think its dated.

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I know two Donnas, one in her late 30s, the other almost 50.

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