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I think it's ugly and I'm glad that my mom allowed my dad to spell my name Jaime instead.

No. It's just silly. I like Jamie for a boy as a nn for James. Only. Jamee, Jami, Jaymie, Jaemeaeiey, or whatever--they're just ridiculous, imo, and no matter how you spell it it's still masculine.

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Also, Jaime for a girl also bothers me because I want to say HY-mee (the Hispanic masculine form of James).

I prefer Jaimee or Jaime for a girl :)

I'm not a big fan of Jamie for a girl anyway. Normally, I wouldn't like it at all, but it is growing on my as an informal NN for James (which I guess is appropriate haha).

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This spelling is annoying, though. Just another attempt to "unique-ify" and "girly up" a name.

I think it's a tryndeefied spelling of Jamie. Changing the spelling won't make it feminine, especially considering Jamie was never meant to be a girl's name in the first place. Jamie on a boy, however, would be quite interesting.

I think it looks wierd; like it is trying to be tryndie.

Argh! I loathe it with smouldering passion. The spelling hurts my eyes. I don't like the name Jamie for a girl to begin with (love it for a boy, though), but spelling it Jamee only makes it look illiterate and trendy in the worst possible sense of the word.

My bf growing up was Jayme. I can't see Jamee gettign pronounced right

I love Jamie for a boy. I agree that Jamee doesn't look right.

It looks like Jam with two ees added onto the end. I like Jamie better.

I think it looks really unfortunate. I dislike Jamie, too, but I'd prefer it tenfold to Jamee.

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It looks like Jam-ie to me, as in "its time for bed go put your jamies on". At least thats what we called them in my family. It just looks so incredibly wrong. I would much rather see Jamie or even Jaime on a girl.