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Help[Opinions] Re: Purity, Chastity, or Pristine?
in reply to a message by LMS
These names could only work in a certain time period I think, when these were actually virtues that everyone admired in a person. Nowadays they don't seem to be taken seriously, and people with these names may well be made fun of. I do like the idea of them though...just not for today.
I still admire them in a person, much more today since it's very rare, which make sthe names more special. I'd still use them today, because it shows people still like that, if I named my daugther that I wouldn't expect her to be 'like' her name (well hopefully they would I hope to raise them that way) but no one is perfect. Yes they probably would get teased but only because people think it's weird to be 'pure' or have those type of values now a days.
Trust me I get it all the time, and gets gasps like I have somehting wrong with me.
"a boy's best friend is his mother" - Norman Bates in Psycho
I still admire them in a person, much more today since it's very rare, which make sthe names more special. I'd still use them today, because it shows people still like that, if I named my daugther that I wouldn't expect her to be 'like' her name (well hopefully they would I hope to raise them that way) but no one is perfect. Yes they probably would get teased but only because people think it's weird to be 'pure' or have those type of values now a days.
Trust me I get it all the time, and gets gasps like I have somehting wrong with me.
This message was edited 12/9/2006, 2:37 PM
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