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Yes it would, but could also provoke teasing by people who rhyme the words. However, I do like both nicknames a lot! They put a modern twist on an older name.

I suppose so, but I don't particularly care for it. Bea or Bee are nicer.

Trissy definitely works. But I prefer Bea. Or just Tris.

DH has known a woman called Trissy. They were neighbours when he was a small child, and in later life he surmised that she was a secret Beatrice.

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My daughter, like her grandmother before her, goes by Bea as her default standard. When she was tiny, she was sometimes known as Frisky Trisky, but always with the K. I don't enjoy the prissy sound of Trissy, but it's often just a matter of not being used to something.

Trissy seems like an organic nickname for Beatrice, so it works.

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Bea is cute and spunky, but maybe expected?
Trissy is unexpected and more interesting to me because of that, but it also seems a little childish, like it might not age well, whereas Bea sounds fine on any age to me.

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Overall I prefer Bea.

Yes. But I prefer Bea. It's quirkier, and more colourful I think.

Sure. I prefer Bea, though Trissy is growing on me.

Trissy works well.
I am not sure if I like it, but it seems totally natural and the kind of nickname a sibling might use.

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Plus, Trixie is used for Beatrix, so it's a logical parallel.

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I do like Bea, so I definitely like it better than Trissy.

Definitely. Reminds of the movie Divergent a little bit. The main character was named Beatrice and went by Tris.

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I much prefer Bea.

①I do.
②I like them both, but I prefer Bea.

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