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Help[Opinions] Emmeline
I don't generally like -ine names so much, but this has been in my mind for a while, possibly because of Emmeline Pankhurst. WDYT?
I wouldn't be surprized if it became soon quite popular in the US, since the beginning is reminiscent of Emma and it fits in the "sweet and old fashioned" trend.
I wouldn't be surprized if it became soon quite popular in the US, since the beginning is reminiscent of Emma and it fits in the "sweet and old fashioned" trend.
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