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in reply to a message by Siân
It's Raelynn with a surnamey varnish on it.
Sounds namey, though. I could get used to it IRL. It'd be a bit annoying on a book character, however. Unless it was a fantastical genre.
I'm not feeling like it fits either gender that well, but I'll go with F because the ling part is sort of like duckling.
- mirfak
Sounds namey, though. I could get used to it IRL. It'd be a bit annoying on a book character, however. Unless it was a fantastical genre.
I'm not feeling like it fits either gender that well, but I'll go with F because the ling part is sort of like duckling.
- mirfak
This message was edited 2/16/2017, 11:21 AM
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I don't like Raelynn though. Waaaaahh.
But I want to use it as the child of a celebrity in a book. I wanted a name that said "posh celebrity child" without being as crazy as some of them we've seen in real life.
And I'm leaning toward female too. Thanks.
But I want to use it as the child of a celebrity in a book. I wanted a name that said "posh celebrity child" without being as crazy as some of them we've seen in real life.
And I'm leaning toward female too. Thanks.
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Exactly! It's like Raelynn, which is ugly to me in a flashy, shallow way, with a few extra assets trying to overcompensate for its shallowness by going way far in the opposite direction. For me the effect is totally incongruous to the point where it's comical.
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