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It feels trendy overall, with the K and the -ey ending and the fact that it's unisex at least in theory, and I generally do not like modern-sounding unisex names, but Kelsey is one of the exceptions. I also like Chelsea, Kelly and Shelley. Would never use it on a child, and I don't think it ages well, but I think it sounds nice and makes me think of a nice person, even though I don't know anyone named Kelsey. It just has a bit of a friendly feel to me for some reason.

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Emilia Anna, proud and doting cat mummy to Russian blue Misha.
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