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Vera - Not my style, but ready for a comeback
Margot - Ma(r)got, mar-go!
Pearl - I always struggle to pronounce it, but it’s a beautiful name.
Mildred - Very unattractive and archaic
Florence - Beautiful city, but as name I find it boring
Eloise - Whiny (sorry!). I’d prefer Eloisa.
Olive - Oyl. Beautiful, but more a guilty pleasure name.
Ivy - I like it, but I always feel it’s inadequate. As if there should be a longer version?
Willa - Very soft spoken and sweet. A tad too sweet?
Iris - Although I have friend name Iris, her name makes me think of eyes (both the prn and the word)
Matilda - Very British and posh. It’s not my style.
Esme - stunning. One of the most beautiful names.
June - the nickname Junebug is a bit of guilty pleasure name. June itself is a strong name.
Kathryn - I like the name itself, but this spelling makes me think of katheters. I’d prefer it with a C.
Beatrix - Although I love Beatrix Potter, I don’t like her first name. It’s quite a heavy name. I do like Bee as nickname!
Margot - Ma(r)got, mar-go!
Pearl - I always struggle to pronounce it, but it’s a beautiful name.
Mildred - Very unattractive and archaic
Florence - Beautiful city, but as name I find it boring
Eloise - Whiny (sorry!). I’d prefer Eloisa.
Olive - Oyl. Beautiful, but more a guilty pleasure name.
Ivy - I like it, but I always feel it’s inadequate. As if there should be a longer version?
Willa - Very soft spoken and sweet. A tad too sweet?
Iris - Although I have friend name Iris, her name makes me think of eyes (both the prn and the word)
Matilda - Very British and posh. It’s not my style.
Esme - stunning. One of the most beautiful names.
June - the nickname Junebug is a bit of guilty pleasure name. June itself is a strong name.
Kathryn - I like the name itself, but this spelling makes me think of katheters. I’d prefer it with a C.
Beatrix - Although I love Beatrix Potter, I don’t like her first name. It’s quite a heavy name. I do like Bee as nickname!
Vera - I love it! It's so sharp and stylish
Margot - it's okay but I personally find it a bit too ornamental
Pearl - to me it has a sophisticated vintage vibe but still friendly and down to earth
Mildred - I can practically smell the moth balls. I would think it cute on a small child but it's nms
Florence - this one is a bit more boring than the previous names. I don't care for it
Eloise - I don't like it. It lacks character.
Olive - quirkier Olivia. I like it
Ivy - it's pretty. That's about it
Willa - I would find it charming on a child but it doesn't appeal to me personally
Iris - I used to really like it but despite being so short I came to view it as strangely too complex for my tastes. There's a lot of happening here for such a short name
Matilda - always disliked it. It's disgustingly mild
Esme - I dislike it even more than Eloise or Matilda. It's wispy and completely unappealing
June - cute, happy name
Kathryn - I really like this spelling for some reason. I think it looks strong with the y
Beatrix - I don't hate it but I much prefer Beatrice
Margot - it's okay but I personally find it a bit too ornamental
Pearl - to me it has a sophisticated vintage vibe but still friendly and down to earth
Mildred - I can practically smell the moth balls. I would think it cute on a small child but it's nms
Florence - this one is a bit more boring than the previous names. I don't care for it
Eloise - I don't like it. It lacks character.
Olive - quirkier Olivia. I like it
Ivy - it's pretty. That's about it
Willa - I would find it charming on a child but it doesn't appeal to me personally
Iris - I used to really like it but despite being so short I came to view it as strangely too complex for my tastes. There's a lot of happening here for such a short name
Matilda - always disliked it. It's disgustingly mild
Esme - I dislike it even more than Eloise or Matilda. It's wispy and completely unappealing
June - cute, happy name
Kathryn - I really like this spelling for some reason. I think it looks strong with the y
Beatrix - I don't hate it but I much prefer Beatrice
It seems like a popular vintage name from the early 20th century. It's not my taste, but it's not bad.