[Opinions] Twin names...Millie and Tilly
Naming twins...Matilda and Millicent, could be shortened to Tilly and Millie, what do you think? P.S Which do you prefer? Tilly or Millie, I prefer Millie.
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I prefer Millie. Not a good set imo.
yuck
While I don't mind Millicent and Matilda for twins I dislike giving them the rhyming nns Millie and Tillie. Twins spend enough of their lives being thought of as a set instead of being thought of as individuals. Giving them rhyming nns makes it that much worse. I would never give twin siblings names any more similar than I would give singleton siblings.
I prefer Millie to Tillie.
While I don't mind Millicent and Matilda for twins I dislike giving them the rhyming nns Millie and Tillie. Twins spend enough of their lives being thought of as a set instead of being thought of as individuals. Giving them rhyming nns makes it that much worse. I would never give twin siblings names any more similar than I would give singleton siblings.
I prefer Millie to Tillie.
second all that. nt :o)
I don't like Tilly at all. So I guess I prefer Millie. Even though I think it sounds like a cows name.
A cow? Why...?
Honestly I have no clue. It just does. I've probably heard it on a cow somewhere. But I'm not saying I dislike Millicent, because I don't. And I love Matilda.
Funny cause Tilly reminds me of a bird, but I don't know why either.
If I had twins, I don't think I would like to name them names that ryhm. I like both names, but I think I prefer Tilly
They don't rhyme, really, though, just their nicknames would rhyme. :)
I agree. Great names individually, but too rhymey and
cutesy as twin names. They will be known as Milly and
Tilly, so their full names become less important. I think
even two M names are fine as long as they don't nickname
into rhymes or sound nearly alike.
cutesy as twin names. They will be known as Milly and
Tilly, so their full names become less important. I think
even two M names are fine as long as they don't nickname
into rhymes or sound nearly alike.
That's what I meant
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