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My first name is Amour. I'm a girl and I'm French.
I'm just gonna share my personal experience as owner of this name :3
I was born in 1994.
When I was a child, adults thought it was cute.
And the others kids made fun of my name or sang the opening song of "Amour, Gloire et Beauté" (American show)
As I grew up, people have not taken me seriously. Every time I said my name to strangers they'd ask me if it's my real name or if it's just a pseudonym. For a job interview a manager even told me that my name wasn't professional and I should change it.
That was rude yes. But my name doesn't give only bad experience. When I meet new people, it's a good start to break the ice (even if they ask me my real after =w=") and I'm a calm person but I can say that I acquired the trusts faster of other people with my name because people put a lot of significations in it.
Hope it helps you with this comment :3.
This is my middle name, I like to go by it because it is so fun and unique to say!
Would be a great middle name but as a first name kinds weird in my opinion. Grace Amour.
My middle name, it's fine. It could be annoying as a first name though.
I'll pass on the love...
In 2018, 5 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Amour who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 36, 474th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens. In 2018, 8 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Amour who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 87, 244th most common male first name for living U.S. citizens.
In 1918, the name Amour was #341 place in France among males, which was the year Amour was the most popular. The last time Amour did top the top 500s was back in 1940 at #381. Amour so far hasn't topped the top 500s in France among females.
This name is extremely rare in France nowadays. I have never myself met a person named Amour! It is probably one of those names used years ago in France... An example of one of those names is Parfait and Rameaux. "Parfait" is a word meaning "perfect" and Rameaux is a holiday in France. It is maybe one of those names used in the times France was much more religious, because these names remind of the Puritans that would use religious holidays and words as given names.
This isn't actually used as a name in France, is it? Because I'm thinking about people in Anglophone countries being named Love, and outside of a hippie commune it would appear just a little ridiculous. Is it different in France?

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