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Mark is still a very good, if a bit uninspired, name for a chap to have, though I must admit I am a bit of a sucker for Michael and Mikaela as far as M names for guys go (maybe I just like writing an 'a' followed by an 'e'?)
Edit: new page so may as well add some extra thoughts.
I work with a number of people named Mark and they are all well groomed, reliable individuals which is kind of expected given the names history and connotations, though I would feel bad naming my child something that could lead to not being the only one in class with that name (there were 2 Luke's and 2 Daniel's in my senior year) so I would always go with something a bit 'different' without straying too far from centre. Hence Michael, it's nice, similarly respected as a normal name but a bit less common overall.
Funnily enough I am seriously intending to name my first son Mikaela, as I've always had a soft spot for that name and along with my last name it sounds sort of ... 'Right'?
Edit: new page so may as well add some extra thoughts.
I work with a number of people named Mark and they are all well groomed, reliable individuals which is kind of expected given the names history and connotations, though I would feel bad naming my child something that could lead to not being the only one in class with that name (there were 2 Luke's and 2 Daniel's in my senior year) so I would always go with something a bit 'different' without straying too far from centre. Hence Michael, it's nice, similarly respected as a normal name but a bit less common overall.
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Funnily enough I am seriously intending to name my first son Mikaela, as I've always had a soft spot for that name and along with my last name it sounds sort of ... 'Right'?