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Help[Opinions] Re: Top 10 for June
in reply to a message by Hazel
Guys
Alexander David *
Nathaniel Isaiah
Lincoln Joseph *
Archer William
Kieran Lucas
Tristan Blake
Julian Bailey
Christopher John
Caleb Elliot
John Aaron
Dolls
Lauren Elizabeth *
Sophie Jane *
Grace Audrey
Camden Willow
Lilia Adele
Colette Miriam
Faith Madeleine
Layla Genevieve
Mollie Katharine
Isla Penelope
* honoring
I would rather have a few small speed bumps slow me down,
causing me to spill my coffee on my dress,
than ever hand someone else the keys to my life.
⭐︎✮⭐︎✮⭐︎✮⭐︎
Track Sixteen
Stuff I've Been Feeling Lately
Alicia Cook
Alexander David *
Nathaniel Isaiah
Lincoln Joseph *
Archer William
Kieran Lucas
Tristan Blake
Julian Bailey
Christopher John
Caleb Elliot
John Aaron
Dolls
Lauren Elizabeth *
Sophie Jane *
Grace Audrey
Camden Willow
Lilia Adele
Colette Miriam
Faith Madeleine
Layla Genevieve
Mollie Katharine
Isla Penelope
* honoring
causing me to spill my coffee on my dress,
than ever hand someone else the keys to my life.
⭐︎✮⭐︎✮⭐︎✮⭐︎
Track Sixteen
Stuff I've Been Feeling Lately
Alicia Cook
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I like Archer, Blake, Caleb and Willow.
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Alexander David - I know one of these names is honoring, but together this is a bland combo, sorry. There are likely a whole lot of Alexander Davids in existence.
Nathaniel Isaiah - Very biblical, but I like the flow a lot.
Lincoln Joseph - Lincoln is nms at *all*, but Joseph kind of goes with it, if you want the O repeating. But I don't think the "ph" goes with Lincoln when it's written out.
Archer William - Like Lincoln, Archer is nms, but this combo flows well.
Kieran Lucas - I like it!
Tristan Blake - Don't like either name by itself, and I don't think they fit well together, sorry. Mixing genres (Tristan is Arthurian Legend, Blake is super modern).
Julian Bailey - I love Julian, but I'm not a fan of Bailey. It's very modern-unisex to pair with Julian (which, as a masculine name, is quite Victorian), and also... it keeps reminding me of dogs.
Christopher John - See "Alexander David."
Caleb Elliot - Good name, no complaints.
John Aaron - Probably not as many of these as Alexander David or Christopher John, but this combo is a little... weak. Not a lot of oomph or chutzpah. Also, Jon Arryn is a character in "A Song of Ice and Fire" / "Game of Thrones" whose death basically launches the whole sordid storyline, lol.
Lauren Elizabeth - I know a whole bunch of these. Seriously. Please don't make another one, lol!
Sophie Jane - It's not unique, but it *is* cute.
Grace Audrey - Love Audrey, but I've always disliked Grace. I think it sounds like the exact opposite of its meaning.
Camden Willow - Love Willow, loathe Camden. And not just from the legacy of Camden, New Jersey (at one point in the recent past it was considered the most violent city in the U.S.).
Lilia Adele - Individually, I think these names are lovely, but I don't like how the ending "-a" of Lilia runs into the beginning "A-" of Adele. Together, they sound kind of slurred.
Colette Miriam - Interesting! I never would've paired these two together, but I have to say I'm liking it!
Faith Madeleine - Not a huge fan of Faith, but this combo is very elegant.
Layla Genevieve - I like the flow, but I think it would look better written out as Leila Genevieve.
Mollie Katharine - Kind of dated, but it's cute in the same way Sophie Jane is.
Isla Penelope - Isla is super trendy, but I do believe the combo flows well.
Nathaniel Isaiah - Very biblical, but I like the flow a lot.
Lincoln Joseph - Lincoln is nms at *all*, but Joseph kind of goes with it, if you want the O repeating. But I don't think the "ph" goes with Lincoln when it's written out.
Archer William - Like Lincoln, Archer is nms, but this combo flows well.
Kieran Lucas - I like it!
Tristan Blake - Don't like either name by itself, and I don't think they fit well together, sorry. Mixing genres (Tristan is Arthurian Legend, Blake is super modern).
Julian Bailey - I love Julian, but I'm not a fan of Bailey. It's very modern-unisex to pair with Julian (which, as a masculine name, is quite Victorian), and also... it keeps reminding me of dogs.
Christopher John - See "Alexander David."
Caleb Elliot - Good name, no complaints.
John Aaron - Probably not as many of these as Alexander David or Christopher John, but this combo is a little... weak. Not a lot of oomph or chutzpah. Also, Jon Arryn is a character in "A Song of Ice and Fire" / "Game of Thrones" whose death basically launches the whole sordid storyline, lol.
Lauren Elizabeth - I know a whole bunch of these. Seriously. Please don't make another one, lol!
Sophie Jane - It's not unique, but it *is* cute.
Grace Audrey - Love Audrey, but I've always disliked Grace. I think it sounds like the exact opposite of its meaning.
Camden Willow - Love Willow, loathe Camden. And not just from the legacy of Camden, New Jersey (at one point in the recent past it was considered the most violent city in the U.S.).
Lilia Adele - Individually, I think these names are lovely, but I don't like how the ending "-a" of Lilia runs into the beginning "A-" of Adele. Together, they sound kind of slurred.
Colette Miriam - Interesting! I never would've paired these two together, but I have to say I'm liking it!
Faith Madeleine - Not a huge fan of Faith, but this combo is very elegant.
Layla Genevieve - I like the flow, but I think it would look better written out as Leila Genevieve.
Mollie Katharine - Kind of dated, but it's cute in the same way Sophie Jane is.
Isla Penelope - Isla is super trendy, but I do believe the combo flows well.
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Archer William and Caleb Elliot are nice.
Sophie Jane is also sweet.
Sophie Jane is also sweet.
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Christopher John is lovely. Very classic
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