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I don't like it at all. It's one of those popular-for-a-very-short-time names that dates itself very quickly. It was very popular in the nineties among black people, and seemed to be made popular by Raven-Symone. Beyond that it was something wannabe goth girls of the period (and still today, from what I can tell) call themselves online or when writing bad poetry. It's a total cliche that way.

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