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in reply to a message by Catalina nsi
Susannah is such a stunnah. Seriously though, even though it's not in my top ten names, I love Susannah and would seriously consider using it. It's strong, timeless, beautiful and feminine. It doesn't impose an image on the bearer - they could be a straight-laced office Sue, or, really, rather a tomboyish Sue, a girly, lacey Susie or a strong, independant Susannah. It's so wearable and adaptable and yet timelessly lovely, and I love that about it. Also, I like to see Susannah rather than Susanna. Both are pretty, but I think that -h rounds it off.
Gwendolyn is pretty, but I prefer Gwendolen. And I can't back down on that one. I just think -en seems more feminine.
Frances and Marion are both cool.
I like Alastair because it feels morbid, creepy and sinister. In person, it seems to fall flat, because it sounds witchy and mysterious and most Alastairs are pretty normal people.
I like Charles and Edward and I rather love Henry "Harry" because that's so traditional. But I really do like Gideon on other people, and I really, really, really love Jasper. I think it's fantastic.
So all in all, great choices!
Gwendolyn is pretty, but I prefer Gwendolen. And I can't back down on that one. I just think -en seems more feminine.
Frances and Marion are both cool.
I like Alastair because it feels morbid, creepy and sinister. In person, it seems to fall flat, because it sounds witchy and mysterious and most Alastairs are pretty normal people.
I like Charles and Edward and I rather love Henry "Harry" because that's so traditional. But I really do like Gideon on other people, and I really, really, really love Jasper. I think it's fantastic.
So all in all, great choices!
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