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Help[Opinions] Re: Jessica
in reply to a message by Raya
My name is Jessica-Kate and I was born in 1990 when Jessica was #1. Jessica is okay but it is always shortened to Jess. I prefer the nickname Jessie but it's too weird to indroduce myself as Jessie when I've been Jess since high school. I think, as a full name, I prefer Jessie or Jessa; they're a bit less common and less formal than Jessica. My middle name is Maree and my brother and sister are named Benjamin and Bianca, if that helps. Other families I know that contain a Jessica:
Jared, Jessica, Jordan (girl)
Byron, Zoe, Emily, Curtis, Liam, Jessica
Jessika and Rebekah
It's funny, I can't count the number of Jessicas I know but I don't know many of their families.
Jared, Jessica, Jordan (girl)
Byron, Zoe, Emily, Curtis, Liam, Jessica
Jessika and Rebekah
It's funny, I can't count the number of Jessicas I know but I don't know many of their families.
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I like Jessica and Rebecca as Very 90s twin names (I just don't like the way those parents have spelled their names lol)
But it does remind me of my own personal connection;
I've known two Jessicas. Both were only children. One was "Jessica" and part of our core friendship group (Rebecca, Jessica, Stephanie and Charlotte) and the other was "Jezzika", a girl I knew briefly through another friend called Shanice. I always thought our core friendship group had very matchy names, but I couldn't pin it at the time (we all met aged 3). Not sure if Jezzica (or Jessica) and Shanice go too well though.
But it does remind me of my own personal connection;
I've known two Jessicas. Both were only children. One was "Jessica" and part of our core friendship group (Rebecca, Jessica, Stephanie and Charlotte) and the other was "Jezzika", a girl I knew briefly through another friend called Shanice. I always thought our core friendship group had very matchy names, but I couldn't pin it at the time (we all met aged 3). Not sure if Jezzica (or Jessica) and Shanice go too well though.
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