Personally, it's an okay-ish name. The "One or two L's?" and the "Is it spelled with an I or a Y?" can get old really fast. Most people nowadays will just assume how the name is spelled instead of asking how it's spelled. But besides those inconveniences, it's an alright name.
― Anonymous User 5/13/2022
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Allyson or Allison. Both spellings lead to a beautiful name.
― Anonymous User 8/13/2020
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I like this spelling better than Alison or Allison, plus I had a teacher I liked when I was younger and this was her name.
― Anonymous User 7/4/2020
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Gender: MasculineUsages: Brazilian (Rare)(Information from name #337659 originally submitted by user LionB3)
― Anonymous User 6/19/2020
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I like this spelling although I prefer Allison. Also my mom had a friend named Allyson growing up and I think it’s cute. My aunt's name is Allison and sometimes we call her Allie but honestly, I just like Allison on its own. I think that Alisson and Allisson are really weird. I once knew a girl named Allisyn.
I personally think this is the prettiest spelling of the name. My very closest friend is Allyson, and I love it! I'm planning on using it with my own children someday. Anyways, I think this is a gorgeous spelling. And makes the most sense for the nickname "Ally."
― Anonymous User 1/7/2010
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I think Allyson is a great name. One of my best friend's name was spelled Allysen. I think she should be proud of the way her name is spelt with an "e" instead of an "o". It makes it look more feminine in my opinion.
It looks like the parents wanted to name their daughter Ally, but decided she needed a "formal" name, so they tacked -son onto the end. Blah. I much prefer the older, more elegant forms of Allyson - Alison, Alice, and Adelaide.
My twin sister's name is Alyson, but it was supposed to be Allyson, but when the people in the hospital were tranferring her name into the computer, the lady left out the second l, so now she's Alyson Marie. Oh well. I think she'd be evil even if she had both ls.
This happens to be how my name is spelt and I love it. And no name is meant to be spelt a certain way, it is original and I am very proud to have it. It's a classic name. Seems anyone with the name Allyson or the variant of it spell their nickname as Ally. As do many other names such Alexandra. The name is popular and is the orginal owner of the nickname Ally. Unlike many other names that use it. It's a great name.
― Anonymous User 2/25/2007
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It is meant to be spelt Alison, whoever made this spelling up, trying to be original but just not.