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Eden, definitely.

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I've never liked Imogen, but I'm liking Eden more and more.

Eden. I love this name & it could very well be the name of a future DD.

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I love Imogen and would definitely choose it and use it.

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Eden? On the same level as Heaven, though better than Nevaeh! Luckily nobody is likely to use Nede ...

Definately Imogen, I think Eden is really ugly and tacky. Doesn't help I live down the ways from a sleazy strip joint with Eden in it's name.

Eden!!!!

Eden.

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Eden sounds like Edith, which is a name I love, while Imogen is just really ugly for a girl.

Imogen

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Imogen is just a cool name to me. Eden always struck me as something slightly tacky.

Eden

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I can't stand Imogen. It sounds so full of itself and like a hipster's attempted at being sophisticated and interesting. No thanks.

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Eden is trendy, sure, but not in the repulsive way that I find Imogen to be trendy. Yecch. At least Eden has a sweet and nice little sound to it.

Eden. I love the name, its on my list if I have another daughter.

Imogen

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And, yes, I do dislike both, but Eden seem so Santa Barbarish to me (and Cruz also, which is why I don't get the popularity of it).

Imogen

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Because I really don't like Eden, and Imogen just tickles my fancy. =)

Imogen

Imogen

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But I dislike both.

Probably Eden

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Even though I think Imogen is kind of cool, it sounds more like a product than a name to me.

Imogen, i prefer longer names on girls (saying that my youngest daughter is called Lucy lol)

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I like both names but I'd have to say I'd choose Imogen.

Imogen

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It's a divine name and I tend to like 'I' names. I just really like it.

Eden

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Imogen has a band sounds imo and it also reminds me of "imagen"

Imogen

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There's something slightly tacky about Eden.

Imogen because I prefer the sound of it to Eden.

Eden :)

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Me and Imogen never really "clicked".

Imogen!

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It's one of my favourite names. I love its sound and spelling, and I find it classic and feminine yet strong. It also reminds me of Imogen Heap, my favourite female singer.

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As for Eden, it makes me think of the celestial garden (I'm not a Christian). I don't know much about its usage history, but it strikes me as a trendy name, that happens to have two popular sounds in names nowadays (ee and den).

Imogen no contest

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It's classic yet unique, and literary. Win win win!

I like the sound of Eden and I love the possible nn Edie. But the overall association I have with Eden is the obvious Biblical one. It just sounds like a soap opera character, and a trampy one at that. Sorry. How about Enid or Emer?

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I like the sound of Imogen too. The overall association I have with it is much more positive. The obvious Shakespeare reference is the cherry on top of the name for me. Plus, I have a thing for feminine "i" names. Imogen? Love, love, love it -- from all angles.

Imogen

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I think it's a beautiful name and I love the nn Ginny, which you could use with it. I don't really like Eden. It's kind of tacky to me. Like being named Heaven. Plus the one girl I knew named Eden didn't help my impression of the name.

Probably Eden

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Some find it tacky but I love it, more on a character than on a real child of mine actually.

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Imogen always makes me think of Ibuprofen. :/

Imogen, hands down. I love this name.

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Eden is too "trendy" for my tastes. Plus, I'm not too fond of the meaning.

This message was edited 12/1/2009, 10:50 AM