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No, they're all too dated

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Jessica only. I don't know why.

I like Jessica best followed by Stephanie - though when I was growing up, everyone and her cousin was named Stephanie, so it feels quite over-used to me. I don't really like Brittany at all.

I think they are all okay. I don't love them, but I don't hate them either.

I don't mind Stephanie at all, but I like Stephen so much that I'd never use the fem form.

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Brittany is a total non-event. Britta, Birgit, Brigitte, Bridget - fine.

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Jessica is genuinely pretty. No nickname, just the thing itself.

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That said, none of them went viral where I live.

My own name is Jessica. I like it okay, especially the nns Jessie and Jess. I also really like Stephanie, I find it quite beautiful. Brittany is not a bad name in itself but it's the 90's version of Madison and I just can't get passed that.

Nope. They are super dated to the 80s and early 90s. Half the girls I meet that are my age are named one of those names.

Jessica is the only one I like, though I find all three very dated and rather boring.

Stephanie: I like it and it doesn't sound that dated.

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Brittany: Hate it.

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Jessica: It's a nice name but every single Jessica I've met was rude, so it turns me off.

I love Jessica but it is by far the most common girl's name of my age group so it's boring as all hell. I understand why it was so popular but I would never consider using it.

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Stephanie is also popular among my cohort. I like it and have many good friends with the name.

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I dislike Brittany. It never took off in Australia like it did in the US. I think it's ugly and tacky sounding.

I like all three, but Stephanie and Jessica were too popular when I was naming my daughter. Brittany's popularity came about ten years later, but have you seen Brittany's popularity chart? What a flash in the pan. Just the type of name I'd never want to use.

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Stephanie is ok, it has a pretty sound. I've never liked Jessica, and Brittany is awful.

I've recently started to really like Stephanie. Its never been a favourite of mine before because the two Stephanie's I knew growing up were not all that nice. I guess enough time has passed now for me to appreciate the name independently.

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Jessica is nice but so overused where I live.

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Brittany just doesn't do anything for me.

I love Stephanie and I like Jessica. I have warm, almost nostalgic feelings for Jessica actually because it peaked a few years before I was born, meaning that a good number of the Jessicas were teenagers when I was a child, and like most children, I thought teenagers were incredibly cool. Like in the brain of 10-year-old me, cool teen girls went to house parties, had hot boyfriends who bought them expensive gifts, and were named Jessica. I don't know. That's the image of it burned in my mind forever.

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Brittany I'm not so fond of. It's dated in a way the other two aren't, and it's tacky, and also when I've known people with this name I've never remembered how they spell it, and that bugs me. It has a somewhat cute sound, though.

Nope. I find Stephanie and Jessica boring and a bit dated. Brittany I find trashy and dated.

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I like Stephanie, although I've never met a single Stephanie I could hit it off with.
I like Jessica a lot - not as a name I'd use, but I admire it in general.
Brittany used to annoy me but now I think it's okay. Perky. Nms.

I like Stephanie. Dislike Brittany. Jessica is ok.

Yes, I like all of them. Jessica and Stephanie much more so than Brittany. Brittany is definitely the most dated of the bunch.