Dixie ..and.. Laurence
Replies
I hate Dixie. It's the epitome of white trash.
Laurence/Lawrence is a nice name for a boy.
Laurence/Lawrence is a nice name for a boy.
Aww I was going to make a Lawrence/Laurence topic
As for Dixie, I see it as completely unusable. In the north, the word dixie doesn't have the greatest connotations and it just wouldn't be viewed that highly.
I like Laurence, originally I liked Lawrence more because it's my dad's middle name and Laurence seemed more stuffy but it's grown on me. I like Laurie as a nn for a guy but I can see how that can be kind of confusing in this day and age. I would use either as a middle name.
Also I know a Laurence that simply goes by Laurence so there's no need for a nickname if you don't want one. Either way, I think Ren works and isn't a stretch at all.
As for Dixie, I see it as completely unusable. In the north, the word dixie doesn't have the greatest connotations and it just wouldn't be viewed that highly.
I like Laurence, originally I liked Lawrence more because it's my dad's middle name and Laurence seemed more stuffy but it's grown on me. I like Laurie as a nn for a guy but I can see how that can be kind of confusing in this day and age. I would use either as a middle name.
Also I know a Laurence that simply goes by Laurence so there's no need for a nickname if you don't want one. Either way, I think Ren works and isn't a stretch at all.
Dixie is cute in an old-fashioned, country-girl sunbonnet way, but I don't really like it. It sounds like a failed honky-tonk singer with a bad dye job.
Ren as a nn for Laurence just seems too contrived and "quirky" to me. I don't like laurence at all, it looks stuck-up and pompous. I'm not that crazy about Lawrence either but I think that spelling is better.
I kinda like the name Larry. My stepfather is named Larry and hates it when companies sending mail to him assume his real name is Lawrence. It happens all the time. He went to school with four or five other Larrys and none of them was Lawrence.
Ren as a nn for Laurence just seems too contrived and "quirky" to me. I don't like laurence at all, it looks stuck-up and pompous. I'm not that crazy about Lawrence either but I think that spelling is better.
I kinda like the name Larry. My stepfather is named Larry and hates it when companies sending mail to him assume his real name is Lawrence. It happens all the time. He went to school with four or five other Larrys and none of them was Lawrence.