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The only one I've ever known was a Faye, middle-aged and given to wearing sensible shoes and organising everyone else's lives for them, willy-nilly.

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I'd only consider it as a mn, and then only with the Fay spelling. I knew a Tessa Fay once!

I don't like it. I hate the sound. Fae is my favorite spelling, because it makes it seem a bit prettier.

I like it. One syllable names appeal to me because they sound so brisk and strong. Faye has that but manages to be soft at the same time. It's a nice mix.

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I like Faye best, Fay next, and I don't like Fae at all.

I love Faye's demure fieriness. My favorite spelling is Faye, though I also like Fay. Fae doesn't appeal to me.

I like Fay and Fae, and Fey. I like the soft sound and the fact that it makes me thnk of faeries. :) It depends on the combo though. Usually I see Faye as dated, but in the right combo I can like it.