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HelpRe: Persephone?
in reply to a message by Adelle (nsi)
Persephone is a bit gloomy. I once did a report on her and her story isn't so cheery. I think that maybe, if you were to use this, use a rather popular Greek mythological name, like Melissa as the first name.
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I strongly dislike the name Melissa. There's a good chance that if I like the name Persephone (unusual but classic), unless I've otherwise stated a preference for all names Greek mythology, I probably won't like the name Melissa (very popular, somewhat boring from overuse). Sorry, but thanks for the suggestion.
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