Cassandra or Andromeda? Which one do you prefer?
Which name do you like better? Thanks in advance! :)
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To be honest I like both but as I have to choose: Andromeda.
Cassandra
Cassandra
Andromeda, simply because it's more uncommon, though I don't find it more attractive than Cassandra. Plus, Andromeda's story had a better ending than Cassandra's, though Cassandra was a stronger character. Also an Annie or Andie whose full name was Andromeda would totally thrill me. Andro would also be cool! So futuristic.
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Andromeda, simply because it's more uncommon, though I don't find it more attractive than Cassandra. Plus, Andromeda's story had a better ending than Cassandra's, though Cassandra was a stronger character. Also an Annie or Andie whose full name was Andromeda would totally thrill me. Andro would also be cool! So futuristic.
Andromeda, simply because it's more uncommon, though I don't find it more attractive than Cassandra. Plus, Andromeda's story had a better ending than Cassandra's, though Cassandra was a stronger character. Also an Annie or Andie whose full name was Andromeda would totally thrill me. Andro would also be cool! So futuristic.
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Casandra, though I don't actually like it all that much. It's just miles better than Andromeda, which is so over the top.
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I like Andromeda much better as a name in itself, but I'd be more willing to give the name Cassandra to an actual human child. I like both very much.
Ooh, that is a tough question. I like them about the same!
Cassandra is more down-to-earth, less flakey, and I like the nicknames. It carries a little bit of baggage because of "Cassandra complex."
Andromeda is a little eccentric ... you know, it's so galactic. But I slightly prefer the sounds (although I don't like the nicknames).
I probably would not name a daughter Andromeda. I'd use it as a middle name. I would be willing to use Cassandra as a first name. I would not mind having either name for myself.
Cassandra is more down-to-earth, less flakey, and I like the nicknames. It carries a little bit of baggage because of "Cassandra complex."
Andromeda is a little eccentric ... you know, it's so galactic. But I slightly prefer the sounds (although I don't like the nicknames).
I probably would not name a daughter Andromeda. I'd use it as a middle name. I would be willing to use Cassandra as a first name. I would not mind having either name for myself.