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I like it better for a boy, instead of a girl. Although, I'm definitely more inclined to the spelling of 'Shay' and used only as a nn to names such as Shane or Sèamus/Seamus.
I'm aware that 'Shae' is meant to be the "female" equivalent of Shay (a short form of 'Shaelyn' and such) but it still just sounds really boyish to me.

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This message was edited 12/2/2019, 9:38 AM