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in reply to a message by grace&glory
Elizabeth Tudor was, not unreasonably, known as Gloriana though I don't imagine it was ever abbreviated. I find Gloria hubristic in spite of Frances the badger's baby sister, so I'd welcome almost any name that wasn't it or close to it. Elizabeth is decently distant.
Anyway, anything can be a nn for anything else if it seems to fit. I was at school with a very pleasant Mary who was known as Porridge. Nobody remembers why.
Anyway, anything can be a nn for anything else if it seems to fit. I was at school with a very pleasant Mary who was known as Porridge. Nobody remembers why.
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Gloria hubristic? WTF?
A hubristic name would be something more like Clytemnestra or Cassiopeia.
A hubristic name would be something more like Clytemnestra or Cassiopeia.
This message was edited 12/20/2016, 5:31 PM
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Because it literally means "glory." Lol...?
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