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[Opinions] boooriiiiing (m)
Ok, it's a gorgeous name to start with, but yes, it is too common. I guess it's common because it is gorgeous, but it's a good example of how great names can be spoiled by overuse.
The colors it suggests to me are yellow-gold and brown. I always picture Sarah as a brunette (though obviously I met Sarah's of every shade and hue).
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So "boooriiiiiiing" is an appropriate comment but "weird" and "pretentious" are mean?
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uh?Who's saying weird and pretentious are mean comments? As far as I'm concerned, they're perfectly acceptable and I'd never seen anyone else consider them mean.
I didn't even say I found Sarah ugly, that it was actually a nice name made boring by overuse. I just happen to like names that are neither too out-there nor the name of every other person. Btw, I know on my skin what it's like to have a super-popular name, and I didn't enjoy the experience, so it's not out of snobbishness I dislike very common names.Do you ever make posts for purposes other than criticizing other people here?

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It's funny how technically it's really common, and I've only ever known two. And one *always* went by Sally. I think it's really pretty and ages well. I don't see names in colours :S
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I've met lotsOf various nationalities (though mainly British and American), and all under 30.
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