Please list the name they gave you at birth, even if you later changed it

Go to https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/ , scroll down to the section marked Popular Names By Birth Year, put in your birth year, ask it for the top 1000, and then Ctrl+F for your name. Don't include variants (eg Catherine is different from Katherine)

Suppose that we can send just this one bit of information - whether you wanted a more traditional or more unusual name - back to your parents just before you were born. If you say traditional, your parents will choose a more traditional name, based on their own traditional-name preferences. If you say unusual, your parents will choose a more unusual name, based on their own unusual-name preferences. Assume your parents are moderately smart and well-intentioned and won't do anything too horrible in any case (even if your real parents aren't like this).

For example (in the US), John, Michael, Sarah, Mary. For this and all following questions, please use the same rules as the question above - your (well-intentioned) parents get to decide the specific name, not you.

For example (in the US), Shawn, Tyler, Jennifer, Amanda

For example (in the US), Roland, Winfield, Beatrice, Virginia

For example (in the US), Grayson, Jayden, Madison, Raelynn

For example Pericles, Augustine, Hypatia, Victoria

For example, Odysseus, Sigurd, Athena, Guinevere

For example, Tyrion, Caspian, Hermione, Arwen

For example, naming an nth-generation Irish-American child "Cormac", or an nth-generation Jewish-American child "Rifka"

Consider a specific member of your family (grandparent? great-grandparent?) who died before you were born and who your family has generally positive feelings about. How would you feel if you had gotten their name?

Suppose you have a twin. How would you feel about your parents giving you some kind of cute set of matching names, like Alex & Alice, or Dan & Bran, or Pearl & Jade?