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Help[Opinions] Re: Persephone...
in reply to a message by SallyJayne
I have to agree, I appsolutly adore, this enigmatic, salubrious, and sadly forgotten appelative! I plan to use Persephone when I have conceived a girl in a decade or so. And since I live in Canada, even if Persephone creeps up to the Popularity Charts in America, I doubt that it will ever be used up there. Canadian parents perfer Sara, Jessica, Emily and...CHLOE!!!
I personally think that the name Chloe is atrotious, and I am confused that parents choose this name Greek over Cynthia, Demetria, Ariadne, Athena, and Alexandria which seem better than that hackenyed fad fad to the moon and back.
Why do you think that Chloe has gotten SOOO popular in Canada and America suddenly? Please help me! I seem "conpuzzled".
~*STARLA-MARIE*~
Hope itself, is like a star. Not to be seen in the light of prosperity; and only to be seen in the night of adversity...
I personally think that the name Chloe is atrotious, and I am confused that parents choose this name Greek over Cynthia, Demetria, Ariadne, Athena, and Alexandria which seem better than that hackenyed fad fad to the moon and back.
Why do you think that Chloe has gotten SOOO popular in Canada and America suddenly? Please help me! I seem "conpuzzled".
~*STARLA-MARIE*~
Hope itself, is like a star. Not to be seen in the light of prosperity; and only to be seen in the night of adversity...
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