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Help[Opinions] Re: Crystal
in reply to a message by Martha
Nah, it has the wrong sounds to be really popular, and also the association with drugs would ruin it.
I like it, on the people named it - not so much for a baby. It'd make a good middle name.
I'd like it even if I'd never heard it as a name before (and if there were no drug association). I like the idea of Crystal as a name.
The homecoming queen from my high school class was named Crystal, and I still remember her pretty face. Bleached blonde. She was also relatively friendly and gentle, compared to the other people in her friend group.
Crystal is also the name of my dentist's office manager, who really seems like a lovely and kind human being.
My class-conditioning says that it's a middling white hippie-modern style name of the 1970s, somewhere among Brandy, Misty, Sherry, Dawn, Amber, Heather, Shannon, Holly, and April. It seems like it ended up coming off less "classy" than I'd guess namers intended Crystal to be - maybe because of the "sparkly"-ness.
- mirfak
I like it, on the people named it - not so much for a baby. It'd make a good middle name.
I'd like it even if I'd never heard it as a name before (and if there were no drug association). I like the idea of Crystal as a name.
The homecoming queen from my high school class was named Crystal, and I still remember her pretty face. Bleached blonde. She was also relatively friendly and gentle, compared to the other people in her friend group.
Crystal is also the name of my dentist's office manager, who really seems like a lovely and kind human being.
My class-conditioning says that it's a middling white hippie-modern style name of the 1970s, somewhere among Brandy, Misty, Sherry, Dawn, Amber, Heather, Shannon, Holly, and April. It seems like it ended up coming off less "classy" than I'd guess namers intended Crystal to be - maybe because of the "sparkly"-ness.
- mirfak
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