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Cressida
by Pickles (C.M.S.)
4/12/2023, 7:37 AM
What do you think of Cressida? Hmm. Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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- Anneza
4/15/2023, 12:22 PM
Used to be a car, Japanese I think. In spite of the literary echoes, I really don't find it attractive, or even human.
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- ari.
4/15/2023, 4:28 AM
I like the sound, and I think it would work exceptionally well for a hen. But Cressida is the archetypical unfaithful lover (though, in Chaucer at least, Criseyde is far more sympathetic).
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- Theodora'sMommy (Nemesis0408)
4/14/2023, 8:41 AM
I like it. It sounds fresh and fancy without being frilly.
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- Missy   +3
4/13/2023, 2:40 PM
Not a fan.
It gives the feeling of a snobby, money hungry British woman who's trying to climb up the social ladder by snagging herself a titled, rich husband.
I don't like how it sounds either.

This message was edited 4/13/2023, 2:41 PM

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- Wordsmith   +2
4/14/2023, 9:02 AM
Fascinating! Are you from the UK?
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- Missy   +1
4/14/2023, 4:22 PM
Sadly I'm just a boring American who has an interest in British history and such.
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- Wordsmith
4/14/2023, 8:19 PM
Oh, okay. I was wondering if that was a British stereotype.
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- aussiechic04
4/12/2023, 7:45 PM
I like it. I don’t think it’s pretentious at all. It’s pretty. And it has down to earth nicknames like Cress or Cressie.
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- Kerilyntaryn21
4/12/2023, 3:23 PM
It's ok
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- Canielle
4/12/2023, 11:14 AM
Definitely an upper class name in Britain but I love it.
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- jonesilove
4/12/2023, 9:47 AM
Seems pretentious. It’s not a name I can imagine on a child, only a woman mid ages or later.
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- Wordsmith
4/12/2023, 8:52 AM
It's gorgeous—regal and sprightly.

This message was edited 4/12/2023, 8:52 AM

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