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Stella
I've really like the name Stella lately. What do you think?
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It's pretty. I cant see myself using it on a daughter, but it's dramatic and fun.
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*sings Stella by All Time Low* 3pm, I'm on a date with Jacqueline... lolYes, I love Stella - and that's pretty much why! lol
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Love it
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I like it. As a child I subjectively believed this was a very strange and unusual name and thus I named my pet hermit crab it because I wanted to name her a weird name. Later as I got her a companion I discovered Hortenia via the Matilda movie and that became the new reigning champion in my young mind. In the the present I still like it and consider it quit tame and palatable if slightly trendy. A good solid name.

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I like it and would use it. I like that it works in various languages.
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I don't hate the name, by any means. It just... doesn't do anything for me. Which is odd, because Stella fits in with some of my favorites, aesthetic-wise. Maybe it's Marlon Brando's "STEH-LAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!" that ruined it for me, idk.Like others have mentioned, I prefer Estelle.
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I like it a lot. I'm fascinated at how different it is from Esther: Esther is calm and cool, but Stella sparkles. I know a Stella Elizabeth whose parents decided when she was a young baby that she looked more like a Betty, and that she has been ever since. I regret this, though she doesn't.
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I don’t like it, never have, though I do like Estelle and Estrella. Stella makes me think of a pin-up girl, there’s something stage name-y about it like Lola or Twyla.
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I am fond of Stella. My associations are all pretty pleasant ones. And Stella has never become quite as hugely popular as I once thought it might. (I wonder why?) But it's actually good thing since I dislike overly popular names.

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I think it's very pretty, but I like Estelle even more. Lately I've encountered two people with dogs named Stella, I'm wondering if it's headed into Sadie and Chloe territory.
Also, anyone who's seen "A Streetcar Named Desire" can't forget Marlon Brando bawling out "Steeella!"
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