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HelpRe: Casey, Cecily, Cassandra or Carmen?
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I don't like Casey at all.
I love Cecily; I would use it as a fn or a mn, and I would be happy as a Cecily myself.
Cassandra contains Sandra, which is drab and dated, and the Trojan War reference is tragic. Don't like it; don't enjoy Cass or Cassy either.
Carmen isn't bad. The opera is a delight, though the heroine isn't. Nice to have a mezzo in the leading role. But the appearance of the word is unfortunate: car + men sounds like a bunch of mechanics.
I love Cecily; I would use it as a fn or a mn, and I would be happy as a Cecily myself.
Cassandra contains Sandra, which is drab and dated, and the Trojan War reference is tragic. Don't like it; don't enjoy Cass or Cassy either.
Carmen isn't bad. The opera is a delight, though the heroine isn't. Nice to have a mezzo in the leading role. But the appearance of the word is unfortunate: car + men sounds like a bunch of mechanics.
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