Samuel, Conor or Ryan

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Which would you choose? Thanks!

Ryan
Sam(uel)
Connor

Samuel

Don't like any but Samuel at a push.

Ryan
Conor
Samuel

Samuel

Samuel.

Samuel is a gorgeous name

Love Samuel.

Conor. Not keen on Ryan and Samuel always sounds old fashioned to me. I’d personally go for Rory, but I know that’s not on your list.

DS2 is Samuel so I'm biased.

I prefer Connor (sorry, gotta be double n for me) over Ryan

Connor is wronng

good enough for Connor MacLeod, good enough for me

He never said "There can be only one N"
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fascinating

@cptartapp
"Agree with pp about Ryan. Bad connotations."

Just curious what are the bad connotations about Ryan?

Samuel

Samuel

Conor (or Connor)

Ryan

Well I have a Connor so I'd go with that (one n if you prefer)

Yes it was popular years ago, mine's 26 but I know a few little Mabels and a few 80 year old ones too and no one seems to have a problem with that !

Connor

[quote DevilWaresPrada]@cptartapp
"Agree with pp about Ryan. Bad connotations."

Just curious what are the bad connotations about Ryan?[/quote]
None for me, but it’s true that for Irish people it’s such a common surname it’s probably the equivalent of calling your child Smith as a first name.

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I have a Ryan, Connor and a Sam, so I may be biased but I love all three (mine are teenagers and adults now though if that helps)

@FinallyMrsE

I have a Ryan, Connor and a Sam, so I may be biased but I love all three (mine are teenagers and adults now though if that helps)

@FinallyMrsE

that's brilliant!

how long have you waited for those 3 names to pop up so you could post this?🤣

I like Conor.

We considered Ryan for our eldest DS, but we were giving him a double barrelled surname and the three names together sounded like a firm of accountants!

In order of preference
Samuel-I have one so biased
Ryan- was on my list when naming sam
Conor- not a big fan of the name in general so doesn't matter on how its spelt

Samuel

Then maybe Connor

Not keen on Ryan

You can't go wrong with Samuel. A good classic, timeless name. It won't go out of fashion. Sam and Sammy are lovely.