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I don't care for it. I know sisters, Kylie and Kayla. Just a jumble of sounds to me, not real names.
I don't care for it. I know sisters, Kylie and Kayla. Just a jumble of sounds to me, not real names.
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It gets a lot of hate, but I think it's just hyper girly.
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I like it but I have no idea why.
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It's okay. It's too trendy and cutesy ("ie" at the end of names always make them seem like nicknames instead of full names) but it still sounds friendly.
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Not a fan. Very 80s and trendy. Kayleigh is much better even though I wouldn't use it.
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I love it
I know a lot of people might dislike it because of a certain Kylie belonging to an annoying reality show family, or whatnot, but not me.
I love it (and know about it only) because of the Aussie singer Kylie Minogue who has been a fave since I was a teenager and she's absolutely wonderful and lovely. That's pretty much the reason why I love it since I have no reasons to dislike it whatsoever.
I know a lot of people might dislike it because of a certain Kylie belonging to an annoying reality show family, or whatnot, but not me.
I love it (and know about it only) because of the Aussie singer Kylie Minogue who has been a fave since I was a teenager and she's absolutely wonderful and lovely. That's pretty much the reason why I love it since I have no reasons to dislike it whatsoever.
This message was edited 10/8/2020, 5:39 AM
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I love it
It's 70s/80s trend-tastic and I know a lot of people see it as flimsy, but it's one of the few genuinely Australian names currently in regular use, so it has a special place in my heart.
It's 70s/80s trend-tastic and I know a lot of people see it as flimsy, but it's one of the few genuinely Australian names currently in regular use, so it has a special place in my heart.
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I have a cousin named Kylie. This post made her like her name, a bit more.
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Agreed.
And these days I associate it more with chef Kylie Kwong than with Minogue.
And these days I associate it more with chef Kylie Kwong than with Minogue.
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It's objectively awful in its own right, and also far too Minogue for comfort.
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I like Kylie. Not a fan of Kyle, though. Probably because Kyle I associate with the kid who picked his nose in public at high school, but also Jeremy Kyle, a show that was on every morning as I was getting ready for school (its recently been cancelled for controversy) which has... a lot of issues I'll just say. Think Jerry Springer (I think is the closest comparison), it's Trash TV.
Kylie, however, is a cutesey name I of course associate with Kylie Minogue. Minogue isn't quite so cutesy (her music is more sexual than '12-year old' cutesey) and so I have very opposing visions of the name.
Nonetheless, the UK is quite familiar with nicknames-as-full-names so it won't be out of place at all. I just prefer my cute nicknames to have a full name to go along with it. Still like the name though.
Is it usable? Err probably yes I don't see why not
Kylie, however, is a cutesey name I of course associate with Kylie Minogue. Minogue isn't quite so cutesy (her music is more sexual than '12-year old' cutesey) and so I have very opposing visions of the name.
Nonetheless, the UK is quite familiar with nicknames-as-full-names so it won't be out of place at all. I just prefer my cute nicknames to have a full name to go along with it. Still like the name though.
Is it usable? Err probably yes I don't see why not
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Yuck. I prefer Kyla a bit more
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Ripped jeans with sequins. It evokes 13-year-oldness potently.
Objectively I think it's a fairly workable name, in that it's normal and sensible to spell and not super complicated. It's just not my style at all.
Objectively I think it's a fairly workable name, in that it's normal and sensible to spell and not super complicated. It's just not my style at all.
This message was edited 10/7/2020, 7:17 PM
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its ok
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No. Please.
It's like a small child trying to say Kyle in a cutesy manner. It's more of a whiny sound than an actual human name. Yes, I know Kylie Minogue is a famous singer, but... please let this name go away.
It's like a small child trying to say Kyle in a cutesy manner. It's more of a whiny sound than an actual human name. Yes, I know Kylie Minogue is a famous singer, but... please let this name go away.
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Hideous
I abhor it. I find it infantile, entirely devoid of beauty and substance.
I abhor it. I find it infantile, entirely devoid of beauty and substance.
This message was edited 10/7/2020, 6:29 PM
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Makes me think too much of Kyrie. But i don't think it's too bad of a name for a sweet girl :)
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Never liked it. It always sounded to me like a goopy-sweet baby-talk nn for Kyle.
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