Is Samantha too dated?
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Anonymous
You’re an ugly person. Grow up. |
Anonymous
| I think it is pretty. It doesn't feel as dated to me as something like Brittany or Ashley. |
Anonymous
Not OP. And you are probably disgusting looking and living in someone's basement which is why you feel badly enough about yourself to post this. |
Anonymous
| I’ve always loved this name. I grew up watching bewitched lol. I love the nicknames too, Sam, Sami |
Anonymous
| It's too "sex and the city". |
Anonymous
| I love Samantha. |
Anonymous
| Very pretty name OP. Please use it and don’t let her become a Sam. (So ugly for a girls name!) |
Anonymous
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I have a cousin about OP's age named Samantha, goes by Sammi.
I'm older (born in 1975) and I associate Samantha with the "Who's the boss?" character. Despite that, I really love the name. It's so pretty. |
Anonymous
I know a woman who goes by Sam and I love it. I associate it with her: she is so fun and spunky and, honestly, gorgeous. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
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Classic, great name.
My sister teaches ES and there are several in the school. She thinks it is making a comeback. |
Anonymous
| I love Samantha and Sam and I don't think it's dated. |
Anonymous
| I loved Samantha on Sex and the City and I love her name. If I were still having babies it would be on my list. |
Anonymous
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I like sticking to two syllable names. If you do three syllables, then usually they get shortened to a nickname.
IMO, 1 syllable is too short, 3 syllables is too long, 2 syllables is just right. |
Anonymous
It really depends on how it sounds with your surname (and that goes for both nicknames and full names). |