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I love Constance. It simple and classic and something about the sound is just really appealing to me.
My partner vetoed it for us though, because he doesn't like virtue-type names. He considers it like naming a daughter Patience or Faith. I happen to not like most other virtue names, but for me, Constance is different because it's been used solely as a name for a while now (constance as a word is now considered obsolete). Plus I think it's a good virtue!
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My partner vetoed it for us though, because he doesn't like virtue-type names. He considers it like naming a daughter Patience or Faith. I happen to not like most other virtue names, but for me, Constance is different because it's been used solely as a name for a while now (constance as a word is now considered obsolete). Plus I think it's a good virtue!
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I happen to like Patience a lot too.
But, I get that virtue names often comes with a lot of pressure. DH vetoed Victor for that reason. sigh.
I love the point about whether an obsolete virtue (in word, not deed!) makes it better. I wonder.
That is probably why people are so taken with names like Amity and Verity.
Makes you think names like Tace, Credence and Makepeace might get some light again.
But, I get that virtue names often comes with a lot of pressure. DH vetoed Victor for that reason. sigh.
I love the point about whether an obsolete virtue (in word, not deed!) makes it better. I wonder.
That is probably why people are so taken with names like Amity and Verity.
Makes you think names like Tace, Credence and Makepeace might get some light again.
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