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in reply to a message by Sabrina Fair
Well, the little girl inside of me is jumping up and down with excitement at this name, but my instincts all say "no", because it would be way too trendy in today's world. I think it would take the right person to pull it off right.
Whenever I think of a girl's name, I always try to picture it with "Princess" in front of it. Because, as we all know, most little girls, at one time in their life at least, get pretty girly, what with dress up and all. So imagine little Griffin playing dress up, in a pink, frilly, frou-frou princess costume, insisting that everyone call her Princess Griffin. Now, I know some girls are tomboys (I was never one to play princess!), but I'm talking about in general. How would a little girly-girl like to be bestowed with a toughie name, or unusual name, like Sawyer or Campbell? (I actually kind of like those names, though... Yikes). I'm not saying every girl should be named some girly name, but I'm just giving my opinion. Although, if I was a little tomboy eleven-year-old girl named Griffin, I would totally dig it out loud.
Whenever I think of a girl's name, I always try to picture it with "Princess" in front of it. Because, as we all know, most little girls, at one time in their life at least, get pretty girly, what with dress up and all. So imagine little Griffin playing dress up, in a pink, frilly, frou-frou princess costume, insisting that everyone call her Princess Griffin. Now, I know some girls are tomboys (I was never one to play princess!), but I'm talking about in general. How would a little girly-girl like to be bestowed with a toughie name, or unusual name, like Sawyer or Campbell? (I actually kind of like those names, though... Yikes). I'm not saying every girl should be named some girly name, but I'm just giving my opinion. Although, if I was a little tomboy eleven-year-old girl named Griffin, I would totally dig it out loud.
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