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I like it.

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I read some of the other responses and it looks like not very many people do.

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Maybe you'd like Ansley? It's similar in pronunciation, but sounds like ANN, rather than AYN. I have a friend with that name and she really likes it...so do I!

I really enjoy Ainsley / Ainslie as it has a modern feel, but an older history (my Grandmother had a friend Ainslie who would be close to 100 if she were alive).

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Ainsley Paulina has a good flow and while I don't love Paulina, it's very nice in a middle name spot especially if it honours someone.

I don't like it at all. It is very trendy (being a surname) and quite masculine.

I have a women's studies class with a very old woman whose 'art name' is Ainsley Skye Waters, her real name is Susan (she explained this to us one day). She seems like quite a nut. Ainsley is soo cute for a little girl but Paulina reminds me of a big fat aunt I have.

Aisling is way prettier

I only like it on a boy sorry.

This message was edited 9/20/2008, 6:37 PM

Ainsley is the name of a character from Margaret Atwood's "The Edible Woman." It's all right, but too surname-y for my taste.

I used to really love it, now I think it's just okay. I find it a bit too trendy sounding what with it being kind of surnamey and ending in -ley. However Ainsley Paulina is a gorgeous combo. Paula Ainsley is nice too. Ainsley might grow on me when its paired taht way.

This message was edited 9/20/2008, 6:33 PM