Simon or Paul?!?

[Whooshy]

We are debating if we should go with Simon or Paul??

[outofdepth]

Paul

[Dozer]

Retro!

Simon has the option of Si.

[ofhorse]

Paul. So cute!

[spankhurst]

Liking the 80s vibe - I went to school with a LOT of Simons and Pauls! Personally, I prefer Paul.

[DietCockBreak]

Simon, lovely name.

[ageingrunner]

I prefer Paul too. I'm old though, so they both sound like normal names to me. In fact I know a few of both.

[Whooshy]

Thanks yes, we are a bit funny with names! We have an Amanda... She's only 1.5!

[Iliveinalighthousewiththeghost]

Oh fab names. I love Amanda. There wont be many of them in her school.
I think Simon goes better with Amanda but I also love Paul

[Sleeperandthespindle]

Both great. And I love Amanda too.

[Vixxfacee]

Both names are really terrible.

[Chippednailvarnishing]

Sorry but Simon and Paul are names for 30 year old blokes who enjoy train spotting and garden centres.

[Floralnomad]

Simon is lovely , not keen on Paul .

[Fauchelevent]

Paul Simon?

[MumOfTwoMasterOfNone]

I'm not a fan of either sorry OP. Plus most Pauls I know are total, total wankers. And unfortunately I know a few (due to my age I think). Look up the meaning, I'm sure it says 'wanker originally from the area of wanksville' or something very similar

[SueDunome]

Fauchelevent

[squoosh]

There are way too many Pauls in the world as it is. Sometimes it feels like every other man is called Paul.

So that leaves Simon I suppose.

[TeaAndALemonTart]

Paul is awful. I feel really sorry for Sam Faiers who had to call her baby that, as it was her boyfriend's tradition.

He's called baby Paul and it sounds terrible.

[dontpokethebear]

chippednailvarnish you have perfectly described my 43 year old Paul

[dontpokethebear]

I should have said husband!

He is not a wanker all the time

[Sophronia]

Both quite unusual nowadays - I like them! Think I'd go with Paul

[DramaAlpaca]

I'd go with Simon, I quite like it.

[MulberryBush12]

Paul is a lovely name.

[PunkrockerGirl]

I like both, but particularly Simon. It's not that common these days, so unusual(ish) but not ridiculous or made up.

[elephantoverthehill]

Art.

[CakeRattleandRoll]

Paul