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I love this name. The first time I encountered it was as an acquaintance's middle name (Molly Blythe). It fits her very well. She's super feminine but a little hippy/hipsterish as well. I currently work with a man named Blythe and he is super masculine, but also a little hippy/hipsterish. It's kind of cool that the name is so versatile.

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I think Blythe and Clover work well together, and so do Blythe and Matilda.