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I LOVE Theodore- it's in my top 5- handsome and a little playful at the same time. I also like TImothy but am no so keen on Tim/Timmy- I knew many of them growing up so it seems a little dated- Timothy is quite sweet on its own though.

Timothy and Jonathan are nice Theodore is not so nice but I do like the nn Teddy but tisnt an adult nn and theodore isnt so fun

Timothy and Jonathan are nice Theodore is not so nice but I do like the nn Teddy but tisnt an adult nn and theodore isnt so fun

I love Timothy.

Both names are nice, but I prefer them as mn's. I prefer Timothy out of the two. I do prefer Jonathan out of all three names though.

I love Theodore! It's such a handsome name and I like that it has several nice nickname options.

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I dislike both Timothy and Jonathan. They're both fine names...just not to my liking.

I like both names, but Timothy is off-limits for me because of my cousin. I prefer Theodore anyway, despite the family connection.

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We need more Theodores and Timothys in the world. There are honestly enough Jonathans.

Jonathan is totally unrelated to them, IMO. Plus, it's boring. But I lovelovelove Timothy and Theodore indescribably. I think I slightly prefer Timothy, but ever so slightly.

I much prefer Theodore to either Jonathan or Timothy. The other two seem weak to me. Don't ask me why. And Theodore has an awesome namesake in Tedy Roosevelt, for Americans. It also has more nickname potential. So it's Theodore for me.

I like them both a lot, and Jonathan too. I don't usually like the th sound in a name but all of those are nice.

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I think if I was going to pick between the two, I'd pick Theodore. I love Timothy but I would absolutely hate the nn Timmy, which seems to be the name of every icky little boy in TV commercials. Tim is nice, but Timmy just... sucks.

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I don't like Teddy either, but it's not half as a bad as Timmy. And you could have Theo or Ted as nns also.

In this order, I like Theodore, Jonathan and then Timothy.

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I dislike Timothy because 1) it's always shortened to Tim or Timmy, which I dislike, and 2) there's this guy at my school who most just call "Creepytim".

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