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I think Jesse is great. Underused, very boy-next-door, can suit a wide variety of personalities.

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Can't stand Jason or Jase. They sound slimy and remind of 80s jocks.

I love them

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I don't like popular names at all. Any overused names lose my interest pretty quickly. Except for these two...

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I don't think Jesse is feminine at all. I like it both with the English and Dutch pronunciation (which is YES-sə).

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I like the sound of Jase, but prefer the look of Jace, even though it doesn't really make sense. Again, Jace goes against my instincts when I think about what a name should be, but I just have a soft spot for it :)

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I see Jason as a cool mythology name. (I like Iason and Aeson too, they're less popular, but I see them along the same lines as I do Jason)

This message was edited 11/19/2013, 11:26 AM

Jesse is handsome. It doesn't seem feminine to me at all. OTOH, Jessie does seem feminine. Combos: Jesse Alexander, Jesse Daniel, Jesse Gabriel, Jesse Nicholas

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I've never been crazy about Jason which seems like the name of a spoiled brat to me. It has never sounded manly to me and I have no idea why yet I've always felt this way. Combos: Jason Patrick, Jason Robert, Jason Thomas

This message was edited 11/19/2013, 7:19 AM

I like them both. Jesse is definitely not feminine to me, not in this spelling. Jessie on a guy is not so much feminine as it seems hillbilly. I picture a Jesse as a smart, outdoorsy, handsome kind of guy, and Jason as also smart and funny, maybe likes to plan elaborate pranks that do no harm.

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Jesse Patrick, Jason Craig?