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Yeah, I think Max works great on its own. It's pretty common here. One of my cousin's have a son named Max, I go to school with a Max, and I used to go to school with a couple of other guys named Max.
I love a lot of Max- names, so for I would go with Maximilian and then use Max as a nickname, mainly because I love both names and that way I can get to use both of the names. Have you considered Maxton? Is Maxim (this spelling) also too feminine ? What about Maksim?


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• Max or a longer form nn Max? - Lily  Sep 29 2012, 9:37:17 AM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Pink Princess  Sep 30 2012, 2:14:25 AM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Phoebe  Sep 29 2012, 10:37:13 PM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Sofia  Sep 29 2012, 4:29:41 PM
    • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Agent99  Sep 29 2012, 5:58:59 PM
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  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Ludwig  Sep 29 2012, 4:18:37 PM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - humblebee  Sep 29 2012, 2:43:51 PM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Millie  Sep 29 2012, 12:23:41 PM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - Ninor  Sep 29 2012, 12:02:47 PM
  • Re: Max or a longer form nn Max? - lac  Sep 29 2012, 11:40:09 AM