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My friend is pregnant. She has a daughter named Anna Marie and wants to name her new one Hope Elizabeth or Ryan Christopher.
Her sil and bil just adopted a boy and named him Blaize. He had a friend in hs named this and liked it. I think it is horrid. Wdyt?
Her sil and bil just adopted a boy and named him Blaize. He had a friend in hs named this and liked it. I think it is horrid. Wdyt?
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I love the name Blaise it's one of my favorites but I despise the spelling Blaize.
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I can tolerate Blaise, but Blaize just looks weird to me
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I like the name 'Blaize' when it's spelled Blaise. The 'Z' just looks awkward and out-of-place.
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I didn't like it until I found out that there is a Saint Blaise! That makes it sound nice to me.
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I hate it... Blaise would be a bit better, because it doesn't look misspellt, but nmsaa...
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I like it, I know a little boy named Blaize and he's really cute. But I like the name anyway.
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I used Blaize in my very first Fantasy Family. I was 11-12 at the time and going through my kre8iv names phase. I thought Blaize was a nicer spelling than Blaze or Blaise, in my youthful naivety.
Thankfully, now I'm older and wiser, and now I prefer only Blaze or Blaise as spellings, depending on what meaning you want--keeping in mind that Blaze and Blaise are technically entirely different names. I still like the sound of Blaze / Blaise: it's short, strong but not macho, and unique. Blaze's meaning doesn't much bother me, either.
Miranda
Thankfully, now I'm older and wiser, and now I prefer only Blaze or Blaise as spellings, depending on what meaning you want--keeping in mind that Blaze and Blaise are technically entirely different names. I still like the sound of Blaze / Blaise: it's short, strong but not macho, and unique. Blaze's meaning doesn't much bother me, either.
Miranda
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