[Opinions] Adrian
Perrine's post about Aidan\spelling variants got me thinking about the name, Adrian? WDYT about this name?
I absolutely love it (top favorite of mine) and would definitely at least consider using it as a first or even as a middle for a son if it wasn't for my neice's name sounding so similar to it. I'm fine with that now though. (Not nearly as disappointed as I was years previously)
What about you?
I absolutely love it (top favorite of mine) and would definitely at least consider using it as a first or even as a middle for a son if it wasn't for my neice's name sounding so similar to it. I'm fine with that now though. (Not nearly as disappointed as I was years previously)
What about you?
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I like it. Not a favorite that I would personally use. But one I can definitely support for others. Good luck.
Good luck for what?
My 2 year-old nephew is named Adrian. I wish I could say that I like it, but I don't. I think it's sounds harsh.
It's one of my least favourite boys names ever. Objectively, it's not a bad name. I just really dislike it.
I like it a lot, not enough to use it myself I think, but enough to enjoy it when others use it and consider it a good choice.
The "Yo Adrian!" thing is more or less unknown by younger generations so there's probably no need to worry about that anymore. Adrian is a strictly masculine name to me.
The "Yo Adrian!" thing is more or less unknown by younger generations so there's probably no need to worry about that anymore. Adrian is a strictly masculine name to me.
I wouldn't mind using it either, given enough sons (which one never is). I love the history: the emperor, the sea, the Wall! And especially the look and the sound.
Use it as a mn! Why not? Your niece would probably be very happy.
Use it as a mn! Why not? Your niece would probably be very happy.
Very handsome. I've only met two in my lifetime. :)
This message was edited 8/19/2017, 2:59 AM
I like it! I prefer Adrienne, for a girl, though.