[ SECRET POST #5822 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5822 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a teacher and I've had some kids with relatively common names spelled in unique ways (sometimes with no vowels), but I've never had a student with an obvious fannish name. I once had three Isabellas and wondered if the parents were Twilight fans, but there's no way to really know.

[(Anonymous)]

Isabella was the most popular baby girl's name in the US and very high on the list in other English-speaking countries for several years in the past decade. I think Twilight was partly responsible for it, but Twilight using the name was also a result of "-ella" names already being trendy (including Ella itself) and most people who named their daughters Isabella didn't know shit about Twilight, they just heard it was popular and thought it was pretty.