So, kind of biased here as this is my name.
Yes, I am "Just
Millie" - I got asked this
a lot growing up because it was fairly unusual, nicknames hadn't caught on back then like they have now in England.
Growing up I sometimes felt I would have preferred a fuller name, something that sounded more professional and less childish. I worried about being an adult named
Millie - would I be taken seriously?
I'm 21 now and I think I am taken seriously.
Millie has become popular for little girls now but people are pleasantly surprised to meet an adult of my generation with the name not horrified.
There was one other
Millie in my school, her full name was
Amelia. My niece is called
Amelia (not named after me) but I don't think it lends itself well to the nickname
Millie, we are more likely to call her
Mia but at the moment we don't shorten it.
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=rank&pop=ew^Top 2 =
Alice,
James /
Henry ~~ Bottom 2 = Courage and
Indiana (m)
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