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Help[Opinions] Re: Kaylee
in reply to a message by Lily8
I don't like Kaylee or Hayley, both too trendy, overused, and cutesy for my liking. I know a few Hayley's / Halie's /Hailey's and so on. But I don't know any Kaylee's personally, I'm just too old to have any in my age group. However, I never fail to see about 3 in my local paper each week. Also, my step-niece is Jaylee. It's a name I've never warmed up to because I find it too cutesy and childish, but I love her so I can live with it.
Another thing is, I'm too weirded out by the name Kaylee now, because of the little girl named Caylee Anthony. I don't know if you know the story but she was a girl that was horribly murdered (it was obviously her mother IMO). So that's all I think about now when I hear that name. It's the same with Riley Ann. She was a baby that was murdered by her mother a year ago and dumped in Galveston, it's an incredibly sad story. Sorry, didn't mean for my post to get all depressing, it's just my associations with the name Kaylee.
Another thing is, I'm too weirded out by the name Kaylee now, because of the little girl named Caylee Anthony. I don't know if you know the story but she was a girl that was horribly murdered (it was obviously her mother IMO). So that's all I think about now when I hear that name. It's the same with Riley Ann. She was a baby that was murdered by her mother a year ago and dumped in Galveston, it's an incredibly sad story. Sorry, didn't mean for my post to get all depressing, it's just my associations with the name Kaylee.
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