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HelpRe: Critique these 10 girl combos
in reply to a message by I Love Jesus
Amelia Anne: love Anne, dislike Amelia; plus, the -a A- runs together. I'd prefer Anne Amelia or, especially, either Anne Emily or Emily Anne.
Scarlett Noelle - rather too Christmassy for me. Scarlett always seems cheap, and I prefer Noel for a boy to Noelle.
Kennedy Michelle - Kennedy doesn't happen where I live, and I'm not complaining. I prefer Michele - probably just because I've got two friends who spell it that way, one of them French.
Olivia Allison - same -a A- problem as Amelia Anne. I like Olivia a lot and love Alison, but the two-l version isn't as good-looking.
Ava Amor - Ava isn't a fave; seems flimsy. And Amor is, frankly, nasty. Why not Amanda?
Addison Paige - Addison is a nonsense, and I have the misfortune to know of a Paige whose ln is Knight; so, no.
Skylar Rayne - Skylar doesn't happen where I live, so my only association is with regret at the dumbed-down Dutch; and since it appears to refer to the sky, the addition of a misspelt Rayne is unfortunate.
Peyton Elizabeth - makes me hear 'patent leather'. Elizabeth is a brilliant mn! Peyton is nothing in particular.
Brooklyn Giselle - I live in one of the many Brooklyn places, so it's just a place to me. And Giselle is such a romantic, rural, doomed heroine that they really seem too different.
Chloe Monroe - this one looks amusing because of the identical -oe endings which don't rhyme. Chloe is an excellent name, and Monroe ... I'm just not in tune with lnfns; I'd rather see Chloe Marilyn!
Scarlett Noelle - rather too Christmassy for me. Scarlett always seems cheap, and I prefer Noel for a boy to Noelle.
Kennedy Michelle - Kennedy doesn't happen where I live, and I'm not complaining. I prefer Michele - probably just because I've got two friends who spell it that way, one of them French.
Olivia Allison - same -a A- problem as Amelia Anne. I like Olivia a lot and love Alison, but the two-l version isn't as good-looking.
Ava Amor - Ava isn't a fave; seems flimsy. And Amor is, frankly, nasty. Why not Amanda?
Addison Paige - Addison is a nonsense, and I have the misfortune to know of a Paige whose ln is Knight; so, no.
Skylar Rayne - Skylar doesn't happen where I live, so my only association is with regret at the dumbed-down Dutch; and since it appears to refer to the sky, the addition of a misspelt Rayne is unfortunate.
Peyton Elizabeth - makes me hear 'patent leather'. Elizabeth is a brilliant mn! Peyton is nothing in particular.
Brooklyn Giselle - I live in one of the many Brooklyn places, so it's just a place to me. And Giselle is such a romantic, rural, doomed heroine that they really seem too different.
Chloe Monroe - this one looks amusing because of the identical -oe endings which don't rhyme. Chloe is an excellent name, and Monroe ... I'm just not in tune with lnfns; I'd rather see Chloe Marilyn!
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