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in reply to a message by Kit
I like it. I met an Amity once.
Doesn't remind me of Amy because it sounds so different. Sounds more like Emily than like Amy.
It's more namey-seeming than Faith or Constance, and less strivey than Merit (those are other virtue names I like).
It's the least strivey virtue name IMO... amity is like, the least demanding social virtue, doesn't imply self-discipline.
I think it's the best of the -ity virtue names, at least - it's the only one of them that I like.
(I think I don't like Verity as much because it reminds me of "verify" and it makes me think more of belief/conviction than of truth & honesty, but it's nice-sounding)
If Amity as a real person's name reminds someone of Amityville Horror, IMO that problem belongs to the person who keeps thinking about Amityville Horror - not to Amity herself.
- mirfak
Doesn't remind me of Amy because it sounds so different. Sounds more like Emily than like Amy.
It's more namey-seeming than Faith or Constance, and less strivey than Merit (those are other virtue names I like).
It's the least strivey virtue name IMO... amity is like, the least demanding social virtue, doesn't imply self-discipline.
I think it's the best of the -ity virtue names, at least - it's the only one of them that I like.
(I think I don't like Verity as much because it reminds me of "verify" and it makes me think more of belief/conviction than of truth & honesty, but it's nice-sounding)
If Amity as a real person's name reminds someone of Amityville Horror, IMO that problem belongs to the person who keeps thinking about Amityville Horror - not to Amity herself.
- mirfak
This message was edited 5/3/2021, 11:05 AM
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