Fml came at 21 with my name. Weird that the shorter version is less common since I knew 5 other Alex's in my secondary school classes (I'm an Alexander).
There were 101 baby girls called Carys in 2016, compared with 217 in 1996.In 2016 Carys came 437 out of 7,514* girls' names, compared with 199 out of 4,957* in 1996.
"There were 42 baby boys called Qasim in 2016, compared with 73 in 1996.In 2016 Qasim came 774 out of 6,247* boys' names, compared with 329 out of 3,714* in 1996."
I didn't even need to look, but doing so confirmed there was not a statistically significant number of people born with my name.
The closest I've ever come to meeting someone with my name was dealing with someone's complaint on facebook at my old job, who had my name (spelled differently)...and lived in Norway.