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Help[Opinions] Re: Gladys
in reply to a message by queenv
I love this response. I really enjoy when people try to see why a name appealed instead of just placing it in the dustbin. :)
I imagine Gladys sounded happy, strong, young, feminine, interesting, on-trend. When contemporaries were Edith, Agnes, and Ethel, it had many shared popular sounds. “Sarah” and “Hannah” felt plain and frumpy and old, and these names had interest and sparkle to the mothers giving them.
I imagine Gladys sounded happy, strong, young, feminine, interesting, on-trend. When contemporaries were Edith, Agnes, and Ethel, it had many shared popular sounds. “Sarah” and “Hannah” felt plain and frumpy and old, and these names had interest and sparkle to the mothers giving them.
This message was edited 3/3/2019, 7:28 PM
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