@Custom 958 It's not even so much at it's overused, more so that it's old-fashioned as Dan B said. You don't hear it as much and when you do, it usually belongs to older women. Basically, a lot of young parents aren't naming their daughters Mabel these days.
The only exception was when I had an underclassmen back in high school named Mabel. I'm 25 now, so that wasn't too long ago, but I haven't met another Mabel in my age group since. Lol
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Nice girl, her name is kind of old-fashioned though.
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Delete@Dean: He's talking about how Mabel is an overused, popular female name in general.
Delete@Custom 958 It's not even so much at it's overused, more so that it's old-fashioned as Dan B said. You don't hear it as much and when you do, it usually belongs to older women. Basically, a lot of young parents aren't naming their daughters Mabel these days.
DeleteThe only exception was when I had an underclassmen back in high school named Mabel. I'm 25 now, so that wasn't too long ago, but I haven't met another Mabel in my age group since. Lol
She is quite cute.
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