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I like it for its history, meaning and sturdy sound: it's very crisp and no-nonsense. I also like the distinctive look of it. It must be fairly rare, as I've never met one, although I've known multiple Millys (Amelia, Camilla and Sharmila)

I'm not wild about it. I don't like the hiss that the 'c' makes in the middle of the name.

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I don't really like any long forms of "Millie" - maybe because I spent my life saying, "no, my name isn't Amelia / Camille / Millicent / Mildred / Emilie -- it's JUST MILLIE!"

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My little sister used to call me this jokingly, she's Ellie but we went through a stage of elongating our names since the names we were given were already nicknames.

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Sometimes I wish(ed) I had a long more formal name on my birth certificate but now I'm in my 20s and I can look back and say that I didn't achieve anything less or more because of my name. I got complimented on it a lot when I was younger.

I love Millicent - such a strong name. Can't bear cutesy Milly though

Hi Morgan !!!

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I quite like Millicent but I prefer Mélisande. Melicent is interesting too.
I like Millicent because of its 'traditional/evergreen' vibe despite being rare.

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Millie is a sweet NN.

Love it! Super underrated and darling

I hate Millicent, but I love Millie as a full name.

I adore it! It's so elegant.

I don't really like this name but I love Millie.

I love this - especially the French Mélisande' & more Germanic Amalasuintha - check the BtN site's name history board.