How about this just being a really cool manly man kind of name with lots of ancient mythological history and not part of some obvious modern political agenda? Thanks.
― Anonymous User 4/22/2022
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Becoming a pretty common name for gender-nonconforming people, mostly by transmasculine people.
Too chocolatey. Like if Kit Kat was a nickname for Katherine.
― Anonymous User 4/20/2019
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Actually, altrough it may be strange, I think the name Mars is ok to name a person in italy, because it came from rome, and it's the god of war of rome... but that's my opinion.
― Anonymous User 2/4/2013
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I find it sort of odd to consider this name for a girl. Aside from the fact that she'd get made fun of, it is a VERY masculine name in every way. Other than the planet it's a Roman god and even the meaning has to do with masculinity.
― Anonymous User 6/18/2009
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I'd never name MY kid this, but I can imagine it on a quirky, left-of-center sort of guy or girl who plays guitar, is chatty, and loves to have fun.If it weren't a planet, I think there'd be more kids with this name out there.
As the name of a planet, this is quite a strange name for a person, but it beats Venus, Jupiter, and, I shudder to think, Uranus. It's not that bad, sound-wise anyway, but quite strange.