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I also "collect" big sibsets and have seen these recently! The Instagram/Tiktok algorithms certainly have an agenda lol.
Indie, Esme, Scarlett, Evangeline is a really well balanced set. I don't especially like any of the names but Esme, but they sit together well aesthetically, and I like how they have such different lengths/sounds.
I was kind of shocked by the name Crizman when I first encountered it, but not half as much as I was astonished by Trendy. Still not over that one, tbh.
Sisters named Trendy, Zaylee, Sunny, Truly, and Journey are much too lightweight for my taste -- but maybe it's my own distaste for the parents here shining through.
With the 3rd sibset, it was interesting how the first few names alternate between C and J names (I believe all or most of these kids are from the mom's first marriage), and further on they add in new first initials and turn more classic and less trendy. Not a huge fan of any of these names, but always find large sibsets fascinating anyhow.
Indie, Esme, Scarlett, Evangeline is a really well balanced set. I don't especially like any of the names but Esme, but they sit together well aesthetically, and I like how they have such different lengths/sounds.
I was kind of shocked by the name Crizman when I first encountered it, but not half as much as I was astonished by Trendy. Still not over that one, tbh.
Sisters named Trendy, Zaylee, Sunny, Truly, and Journey are much too lightweight for my taste -- but maybe it's my own distaste for the parents here shining through.
With the 3rd sibset, it was interesting how the first few names alternate between C and J names (I believe all or most of these kids are from the mom's first marriage), and further on they add in new first initials and turn more classic and less trendy. Not a huge fan of any of these names, but always find large sibsets fascinating anyhow.
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