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Daisy used to be a favorite a few years ago. It is growing on me again. I really like the color and image I get from it but wonder whether it's too immature or cutesy. I don't want to go with Margaret 'Daisy' or Marguerite 'Daisy' because I find them too far fetched.
I like the combo Daisy Lillian right now. Opinions? Is Daisy getting too common? I'm pretty sure it won't rise anytime soon as it stayed in the top 130-something for the past ten years or so.
I like the combo Daisy Lillian right now. Opinions? Is Daisy getting too common? I'm pretty sure it won't rise anytime soon as it stayed in the top 130-something for the past ten years or so.
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Daisy has also grown on me recently after being in the background for quite some time. I don't find it "too" cutesy at all, I think it is a really nice name that brings good images with it. Daisy Lillian is really nice, my person combo is Lucia Daisy but it also works really well the other way around.
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Daisy is cute, in the way a little furry puppy is cute, or a baby in a sunbonnet or a little old lady with bright pink sneakers. Meaning, yeah, it does seem immature.
Daisy Lillian is just too flowery, like Rose should be tacked on after Lillian.
I think Marguerite is a beautiful name on its own. I agree that using Daisy as a nn for Margaret or Marguerite is far-fetched. Also pretentious.
Daisy Lillian is just too flowery, like Rose should be tacked on after Lillian.
I think Marguerite is a beautiful name on its own. I agree that using Daisy as a nn for Margaret or Marguerite is far-fetched. Also pretentious.
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I think Daisy is super cute, but I prefer Maisy. Don't think you can go wrong with it though!
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