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Aaron

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As someone who comes from Ireland Erin has always struck me as an odd name especially since there is a well known brand of soup by that name.

Aaron. Never been a big fan of Erin.

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:)

Erin

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I don't like Aaron at all, but Erin is okay.

This message was edited 7/18/2008, 9:27 PM

I like Aaron for a boy, and despise Erin for a girl. I would never name a brother and sister Aaron and Erin, even if I did like Erin. They sound too much alike.

Neither.

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They are both so boring and common. I think I marginally prefer Aaron on a boy but just ever so slightly.

I like Aaron. Erin is okay, just nms.

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The names aren't related, just happen to sound the same. It would be rather silly to name siblings names that sound almost identical, despite different spellings.

Aaron and Erin aren't related names at all.

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I used to love Erin. I still like it, but not as much. I'd still consider using it on a daughter though.

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I've never liked Aaron, but it's not a bad name.

I prefer Aaron.

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It's my older brother's name, and it feels less dated than Erin on a girl.

I really like Aaron. It grew on me after a few years of knowing my best friend's brother. Erin is ok, but hardly a favorite.

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I think Aaron is an okay name. Not a favorite though.

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I do not like Erin.

I don't really like either, but I guess I like Erin for a girl more. Aaron to me just brings up images of ignorant, uneducated, jerkish, burping-is-sooo-funny jocks. Probably because I know an Aric (pronounced like Eric) who is exactly like this, and the A in his name makes me relate it to Aaron.

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I like Aaron on a boy best. I don't like the look of Erin and it dosen't sound right on a girl. Which is weird since I have a female cousin names Erin.

I prefer Erin for a girl. I'm not sure why... Aesthetically I like how Aerin looks, but the name in general isn't really a favourite so it's just theoretical.

Yeah. I dislike both names and its stupid.