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I really like Harley for a girl. It reminds me of the character on Guiding Light and I love her! I think it needs a pretty girly middle name.
Harley Grace
Harley Madeleine
Harley Jasmine
Harley Kate
Harley Sophia
Chelsea Nicole (99 days til my 21st birthday!)
Proud big sister to David Thomas (18) and Luke Joseph (14)!
Go Cubs! Especially my "boyfriend" Mark Prior. Get better soon!
Harley Grace
Harley Madeleine
Harley Jasmine
Harley Kate
Harley Sophia
Chelsea Nicole (99 days til my 21st birthday!)
Proud big sister to David Thomas (18) and Luke Joseph (14)!
Go Cubs! Especially my "boyfriend" Mark Prior. Get better soon!
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Oh, I was so apprehensive clicking this post, as I was scared you'd be using Harley for a girl. Sorry to be blunt, but Harley is horrible for a girl. It's terribly trendy and not at all feminine or pretty. I don't see the appeal. I don't care for it for a boy, but if the name must be used, then I only prefer it for a boy.
Changing the spelling of the name won't do a thing but make it trendier, and it will just cause problems concerning spelling, and maybe even pronunciation. But, if you need to know other spellings, then Harleigh and Harlee come to mind.
As for middle names, I'd suggest paring it up with a feminine name: Harley Mae, Harley Jade, and Harley Katherine.
I'm sorry if any of this was mean or blunt, but this trend of using masculine names (this site says it's a unisex name, but Harley has really only become popular as of late, with this trend) for girls really is getting to me!
Edit: Comment.
-Lissa Hannah-
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?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Minna, Doris, Shirley, and Cordelia
Changing the spelling of the name won't do a thing but make it trendier, and it will just cause problems concerning spelling, and maybe even pronunciation. But, if you need to know other spellings, then Harleigh and Harlee come to mind.
As for middle names, I'd suggest paring it up with a feminine name: Harley Mae, Harley Jade, and Harley Katherine.
I'm sorry if any of this was mean or blunt, but this trend of using masculine names (this site says it's a unisex name, but Harley has really only become popular as of late, with this trend) for girls really is getting to me!
Edit: Comment.
-Lissa Hannah-
?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Minna, Doris, Shirley, and Cordelia
This message was edited 3/30/2005, 7:57 AM
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(This is supposed to be under the original post sorry) There is a girl at my school whose first name and middle name, not her last name are....
Harley Davidson
No I'm not kidding. Not only is it that bad but her last name starts with Har.
WDYT?
- ♥ -
Elizabeth
EDIT: deleted all the caps
The will of God will never take you to where the grace of God will not protect you
Harley Davidson
No I'm not kidding. Not only is it that bad but her last name starts with Har.
WDYT?
- ♥ -
Elizabeth
EDIT: deleted all the caps
The will of God will never take you to where the grace of God will not protect you
This message was edited 3/30/2005, 9:08 AM
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I pretty much agree on everything you've said ...
The main reason I don't like it though is because it reminds me of harlot.
I would keep to the Harley spelling, I can't think of any nn's but I don't think there is a need for one, maybe Lee / Leigh / Ley as an affectionate name rather than a formal nickname.
Alice x
The main reason I don't like it though is because it reminds me of harlot.
I would keep to the Harley spelling, I can't think of any nn's but I don't think there is a need for one, maybe Lee / Leigh / Ley as an affectionate name rather than a formal nickname.
Alice x
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