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Help[Opinions] Susanna Blythe
Wdyt of Susanna Blythe?
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I prefer Susannah but I think the combo is almost heartbreakingly pretty. There is something sort of melancholy about it, though.
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Very pretty in a sunny, southern way.
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I like Susanna
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Very pretty
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I love Susanna, but not Blythe. I know you like the Green Gables connection, but that was his surname. It never feels like a first name to me, just a word. Those books have tons of beautiful first names in them that you could choose from. Why not one of those?
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I guess I just think it's a nice word, all blithe and bonny, but perhaps Susanna does need something more namey in the middle.
I'll keep thinking!
I'll keep thinking!
This message was edited 8/13/2021, 7:52 AM
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Really pretty. I saw Blythe on a gravestone some months ago and it really stayed with me. It's a beautiful name.
I'd prefer Susannah but the combo is lovely.
I'd prefer Susannah but the combo is lovely.
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It's a very nice combination. I love it.
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Lovely combo. I've never heard blythe/blithe used in a sentence in modern times, so I don't find it wordy. And there's Blythe Danner.
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It's pretty...
...a bit too pretty, maybe.
...a bit too pretty, maybe.
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Yes, my previous combination was Frida Susanna, so I see what you mean! But I am feeling Susanna in the FN spot today.
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Beautiful name combo.
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It's lovely! I'm having trouble thinking of another Green Gables-vibe mn that's as good. Ruby, Stella, Jane, Katherine, Leslie, Rachel...
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Sounds like the name of a gung-ho journalist from 1932. I like it.
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Not something I'd ever use myself, either for a kid or in any other context, but it's certainly nice and as a huge L. M. Montgomery fan I appreciate the strongly Green Gables feel.
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