Cain, Cary, Christian
Which one, and why?
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I don't at all mind the biblical connection with Cain, and as a name I prefer it to Abel, but I wouldn't use it because there are so many names I like better. Of which Cary is not one! It's a ln that sounds like a nn, and I will have none of it.
So, not having a religious bone in my body, can I give Christian my seal of approval? Well, yes actually: two of my great-grandmothers were named Christiana! And Chris is an OK nn. Christian it is.
So, not having a religious bone in my body, can I give Christian my seal of approval? Well, yes actually: two of my great-grandmothers were named Christiana! And Chris is an OK nn. Christian it is.
Christian, because I dislike it the least and he could always fall back on Chris.
Cain doesn't have a pleasant sound or a pleasant story.
Cary is okay, but all girl to me.
Cain doesn't have a pleasant sound or a pleasant story.
Cary is okay, but all girl to me.
Cain - Cain murdering his brother Abel
Cary - I've encountered multiple women in their thirties named Cary, so it has a dated female feel.
Christian - Nice name, but I almost feel that a kid would turnout very non-Christian or people would make assumptions about them.
I would choose Christian because I like the sound of it and I don't have a particularly bad association.
Cary - I've encountered multiple women in their thirties named Cary, so it has a dated female feel.
Christian - Nice name, but I almost feel that a kid would turnout very non-Christian or people would make assumptions about them.
I would choose Christian because I like the sound of it and I don't have a particularly bad association.
Aaaaaarrgghhh.
Cain = Biblical story, Cary = too feminine, Christian = very obvious meaning which doesn't apply to me.
If I had to, Cain. I'd fear that a male Cary would be teased and I just can't do Christian, although I don't mind the sound of it. Also I am so tired of the nickname Chris.
I don't mind the sound of Cain. I'd just have to get over my irrational fear that Cain as a name is a bad omen.
Cain = Biblical story, Cary = too feminine, Christian = very obvious meaning which doesn't apply to me.
If I had to, Cain. I'd fear that a male Cary would be teased and I just can't do Christian, although I don't mind the sound of it. Also I am so tired of the nickname Chris.
I don't mind the sound of Cain. I'd just have to get over my irrational fear that Cain as a name is a bad omen.
I think Cary is a pretty nice name, and on a boy it doesn't actually feel feminine. Probably because of the handsome image of Cary Grant?
Christian is all right too, but I'd rather sidestep the religion angle if I could, and he'd probably be one of many Chrises anyhow.
I don't like Cain at all. Cain killing Abel, walking cane, there's just no appeal.
Christian is all right too, but I'd rather sidestep the religion angle if I could, and he'd probably be one of many Chrises anyhow.
I don't like Cain at all. Cain killing Abel, walking cane, there's just no appeal.