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What do you think of this name?
“It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.” - Andre Gide
“It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.” - Andre Gide
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Not a fan.
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As mar-see-ah it's lovely and has a cute nickname in Marcy. As marsh-ah it's kind of dated but not terrible.
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I think it's pretty.
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Reminds me of Marcia Cross (actress on Desperate Housewives). This name reminds of of a 1950s housewife style name. I don’t like it for modern times.
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Marcy is much better.
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It's ok
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Marcia sounds like it wants to be soft, but it just ends up kinda unattractive and a little harsh to the ear.
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When it's pronounced Mar-See-ah I mildly like it, but when it's Marsh- ah I dislike it, too middle aged.
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Agreed.
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This spelling makes me want to pronounce it MAR-cha, but Marsha manages to be even worse.
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Marcia Marcia Marcia ...
It became a catchphrase and you still hear it today; on the Brady Bunch, the other kids used to say that because of Marcia's habit of making everything all about herself.
I think it's kind of a harsh-sounding name, I get this impression of a hard-looking sixty-year-old woman with a Brooklyn accent (Mah-Sha) who smokes like a chimney and wears heavy eye makeup and terrible overprocessed, overdyed (probably dyed a dead shade of black) and scary-long fingernails.
It became a catchphrase and you still hear it today; on the Brady Bunch, the other kids used to say that because of Marcia's habit of making everything all about herself.
I think it's kind of a harsh-sounding name, I get this impression of a hard-looking sixty-year-old woman with a Brooklyn accent (Mah-Sha) who smokes like a chimney and wears heavy eye makeup and terrible overprocessed, overdyed (probably dyed a dead shade of black) and scary-long fingernails.
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She sounds cool.
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