Re: Hera
in reply to a message by SPNFamily
There was a little girl named Hera at the store I work at the other day.
Honestly I can kind of see the appeal but I’m having a bit of a hard time seeing it on a person. Also, Hera was kind of a bad person so I wouldn’t want to name a kid after her. She’s also a symbol of a loveless marriage. Granted, a lot of the Greek goddesses do terrible things but Hera is one of the meaner ones in my opinion.
Maybe if it were used more often, it would seem less unusual. I suppose it’s not any weirder than Athena.
Honestly I can kind of see the appeal but I’m having a bit of a hard time seeing it on a person. Also, Hera was kind of a bad person so I wouldn’t want to name a kid after her. She’s also a symbol of a loveless marriage. Granted, a lot of the Greek goddesses do terrible things but Hera is one of the meaner ones in my opinion.
Maybe if it were used more often, it would seem less unusual. I suppose it’s not any weirder than Athena.