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[Opinions] 'sokay :)

by blythe

3/17/2008, 5:50 PM

no need to apologise, I meant that in good humour. I didn't realise that there was a 'female blythe mania' at the moment, though, lol. What makes you say that?

and can you link me an example of a male Blythe? It never occured to me as a male name until I saw it listed as such here.

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- Katja Eidis +2

3/17/2008, 6:40 PM

Well, I had never seen this name on the boards until about a week and a half ago, and I only knew of it as a name before that because I had a feeling it existed and typed it into the search box. I saw it was Masculine and thought, yup, it is all right. Then it started popping up all over the place as a female name and I got...perplexed.

Your right, I have never heard of a male Blythe, but I haven't heard of a female one either, so...*Shruggs*

Btw, What is it that makes you like the name Blythe for a girl? I just want to know so that I can understand better (Not meaning to sound rude, I'm just curious)

P.s. I'm crazy over the name Aristodemos, so really, I think you have the higher ground! Lolz ¦]

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- blythe +1

3/18/2008, 5:28 AM

Basically, it's one syllable and I like the associations with the name. It's the only "modern" name on my list, and I probably wouldn't use it because of that lack of history, but there just aren't that many short, non-cutesy names for women- Clare, Jane, Eve, Anne, Maud, Laure- all of which I love, but the only one I could actually use is Jane (or Jean or Joan).

- Katja Eidis

3/18/2008, 2:51 PM

Ok. Thanks.
btw, my mum likes Blythe for a girl :)

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