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I personally have never liked the name. I can't help but think "flea" when I hear it. Maybe that's just me. I prefer the name Felicity.

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I picture a Felicia as a well-to-do middle-aged woman with power.

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"Sookie: What kind of name is 'Igby'?
Igby: The kind of name that someone named 'Sookie' is in no position to question."
Igby Goes Down.

I prefer Felicity too. Felicia is nms because as a huge Desperate Housewives fan, I assossiate it with a very interfering, witchy and snobby old lady. That's all I think of when I hear that name. I don't really like the sound of it either. I think Felicity sounds nicer and has a nice meaning too. Felicity is a lot better imo.

I love Felicia

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It has a great meaning and is beautiful and feminine.

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In Sweden it is rather popular and here it is pronounced Feh-LEE-see-ah. Felix is also popular for boys.

I don't care for it. It find it too girly, frilly, and over-the-top. I don't like stereotyping names.

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My vanity requires an audience. - "Washington Square"

I prefer Felicity. Felicia is alright, I only like it pronounced feh-LISS-ee-ah not feh-LEE-sha.

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~Louise x

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Ace: Name's Commander Rimmer. Arnold Rimmer. Friends call me "Ace."

Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast

Felicia is nmsaa..I can't stand it. Not because it's a bad name, but because of a HORRIBLE association. Everytime I hear that name, I think of her....gahh! Sorry :(

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Mommy to Cassandra Morgan (2003) 'Cassie'
Preggie with baby #2.
Liv Miranda? Malachi Rune?

I prefer Felicity to Felicia. Felicia seems kind of more prissy to me, like more snobby upper class kind of stereo type. Though it is a nice name with a nice meaning. I suppose I have that kind of stereotype for the sound of the name just because I don't know or have ever met any Felicias.

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