it totally makes sense in the context of the -aiden names, plus Gavin, Raven, and Haven which are also popular. I also know a baby Cavin (don't know whether it rhymes with Gavin or Bravyn though). I can see a whole spinoff of -aven names. Not my style at all but it's a natural evolution for those sick of the -aidens but who like the sound/idea of them.
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Date: 2010-07-23 03:41 pm (UTC)And the name is hideous.
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