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I'm not fond of it, but this is only because my name is Erin. All of my life, people try to spell my name "Aaron." Also, many people think Erin is just a feminine form of Aaron. This annoys me so much. My name is an entirely separate name, that is even pronounced differently. Sorry, vent over. Obviously the name Aaron annoys me simply for personal reasons. Otherwise, it's a solid name. :-)

I LOVE Aaron. It's in my top ten and I would use it.

Always been a fave of mine and DH loves it too, but I'd only use it as a mn, as it's too popular here.

I don't mind it. My eldest daughter was going to be Aaron James.

I like it. It reminds me of East of Eden - the brothers Aaron (who changed the spelling to Aron) and Caleb (Cal.) I think Aaron looks less awkward than Aron, probably because I'm so familiar with it. I've thought of using it before but it's never made it high on our list.

*sigh*...Aaron was the name of my first love. Ever watch "My So-Called Life"? If I was Angela in high school, Aaron was my Jordan Catalano. Hot, but completely unavailable and infuriating.

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So, yeah. That's how I feel about that name.

I like it. 1 of my good friends is named Aaron... It's not on my short list since I have numerous combos ahead of it, but it is on my long list. I like the combo Aaron Katsuki.

I don't particularly like it, as in I would never consider it, but I don't mind it. It's a solid classic. There's a little boy at the daycare I work at named Aaron. He's two and has an older sister named Claire.

It isn't a bad name but I'm not a huge fan. I've known/know of four ranging in age from mid 30's to about 3.
This isn't a negative but I do think of it as more popular among African Americans.

I always thought it looked awkward when written with the first letter capitalized: Aaron. It's one of those names that looks funny when you look too long. It's okay, a good masculine name, but not my style. I would never consider it, mostly because of a friend I used to have named Aaron.

I like the sound but not sure on how I feel about how it actually looks written down.

I like Aaron. I think it's a solid, handsome name, not flashy but not dull either. The 2 As at the beginning make it visually interesting to me.

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It's already on my list, but there are other names I like more. I'd seriously consider it, though, if I had a husband/partner who loved it.

There is a little boy named Aaron next door. The name is solid and classic. I don't mind it.

I wouldn't use it, but I like it. And I only recently began to like it because before it was one of those so common it was blah kind of names. But I think it's kind of handsome now.

I don't mind Aaron. I like that it's common enough that people know the name, but I feel like it's not too prone to trends. I know as many Aarons over 35 as under 35. I wouldn't use it, but it's too ordinary for me. In general I don't oppose ordinary, it's just not for me.

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Why did it look awkward? The two As? Or the uppercase?