[ SECRET POST #3365 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3365 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I always wonder if the people who gripe about this realize just how many common names were either popularized or created by fiction writers in previous generations.

There are some names that would be ridiculous to give to a child, but as long as the name sounds like something an actual human might reasonably have, it's not horrible to give it to a child.

[(Anonymous)]

This. I think something like, say, Leia is a pretty name even with the fandom context removed. I don't see how it's any weirder than a lot of existing names already out there in common use.