[Opinions] Justine
A friend/former colleague named her baby girl this. I rather like it it's original, but I happened to mention it to my mother who finds int very unattractive, possibly because of the diminutive-sounding ending.
Thoughts on Justine?
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Thoughts on Justine?
- Formerly known as Murasaki-
Some thoughts and recipes
http://italianlaowaigirl.blogspot.com/
http://lagerusalemmecucinata.blogspot.com/
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I agree with your mother. It's rather unattractive in my opinion.
I can't resist -ine!
I like it quite a lot. I went to school with one.
The only Justine I know is a snob, so it comes across as somewhat cold and condescending to me...but I don't think the sound itself is unappealing (I tend to like names with the -ine ending, so I would probably like it if it were more popular).
Justine is a great name! Not too common, sounds a bit like "Justice" but isn't so on-the-nose, the -ine ending is nice... I can't think of any real objections to it.
At first it seems very sophisticated and glamorous, but the more I think of it the colder and more unfriendly it seems. I feel like it ought to have Mistress in front of it and she should be working as a high-end dominatrix.
I think Justina is cute, sort of, but the one Justina I know of, when her mother said she had one daughter, Justina, I at first thought she was saying "Just Tina" like she only had one daughter.
I think Justina is cute, sort of, but the one Justina I know of, when her mother said she had one daughter, Justina, I at first thought she was saying "Just Tina" like she only had one daughter.
I've always liked the quirkiness of Justine. It's refreshing and I've never known a soul with the name.
How nice! I've always been puzzled at how Justin became so megapopular and Justine never did - I much prefer the female version.
Diminutive-sounding ending? No more so than Christine.
Diminutive-sounding ending? No more so than Christine.
My feelings exactly.