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Help[Opinions] Re: Autumn, Winter etc…
in reply to a message by Ceri
A historical romance with sisters named Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter?? What was the era it was set in, 1987?
Winter is a GP for me. I think it actually works as a name, and they could always go by Winnie. I like how sharp, dramatic and OTT romantic it is. But I actually really hate the winter. Maybe if I moved somewhere tropical and started feeling nostalgic for the frozen wasteland of my childhood home, I would use Winter. I could see that.
Summer is ok, but it's kind of boring and I can't really warm up to it (ha ha). I admire its trashiness and the girl bully vibes it has, though. I think I prefer it as a middle name?
Autumn is my favourite season, and it's not a terrible name. It would make the most sense for me to use, so that bores me, I hate an easy answer. I just don't think Autumn would hold my attention for long as a name.
Spring is actually the most interesting option for me, because it is the least namey. I don't really have any preconceived notions about it, so it doesn't have any baggage. I know there was an actress from Old Hollywood with this name, Spring Byington, but she was never a big star. Spring feels like it might be really fun to come across on a person; it's bright, clear and offbeat. But I'd say it's a GP for me as well. If I had to pick a season name, I could see myself using this, because it's the weirdest one.
Wynter is very Goth, it's trying VERY hard to be cool. But I could get into it.
Winter is a GP for me. I think it actually works as a name, and they could always go by Winnie. I like how sharp, dramatic and OTT romantic it is. But I actually really hate the winter. Maybe if I moved somewhere tropical and started feeling nostalgic for the frozen wasteland of my childhood home, I would use Winter. I could see that.
Summer is ok, but it's kind of boring and I can't really warm up to it (ha ha). I admire its trashiness and the girl bully vibes it has, though. I think I prefer it as a middle name?
Autumn is my favourite season, and it's not a terrible name. It would make the most sense for me to use, so that bores me, I hate an easy answer. I just don't think Autumn would hold my attention for long as a name.
Spring is actually the most interesting option for me, because it is the least namey. I don't really have any preconceived notions about it, so it doesn't have any baggage. I know there was an actress from Old Hollywood with this name, Spring Byington, but she was never a big star. Spring feels like it might be really fun to come across on a person; it's bright, clear and offbeat. But I'd say it's a GP for me as well. If I had to pick a season name, I could see myself using this, because it's the weirdest one.
Wynter is very Goth, it's trying VERY hard to be cool. But I could get into it.
