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HelpRe: Winter
in reply to a message by Amandine
I like Winter as a name in theory. I think it works for any gender, but to me it has a slightly more feminine lean to it. It feels very elegantly gothic, but very artificial. It's romantic in a "high school play" kinda way. I once had a dream that I had a son named Ambrose Winter Xavier, or something like that, so I've had an irrational soft spot for all three names ever since.
The word Winter is lovely, and I like the concept of Winter, but I HATE the winter - at least, winters where I live are horrible. So that's the main issue. I feel like people curse the winter a lot where I'm from; people get sick of it.
Greyson Winter is very soap opera/cheesy romance novel hero. Dramatic and formal, but essentially flimsy. It's Scooby-Doo level gloomy. It would definitely make a great character name.
The word Winter is lovely, and I like the concept of Winter, but I HATE the winter - at least, winters where I live are horrible. So that's the main issue. I feel like people curse the winter a lot where I'm from; people get sick of it.
Greyson Winter is very soap opera/cheesy romance novel hero. Dramatic and formal, but essentially flimsy. It's Scooby-Doo level gloomy. It would definitely make a great character name.
