My name is Ashlee and if you choose this name, prepare your child that they will have to spell it every day of their lives. It influenced me to name my children classic names that you would have to try very hard to misspell. I hated it in school, but I was one of many Ashleys in my grade - the only one with this spelling, but it's not as if it's pronounced any different, so that didn't help me. I do prefer this spelling to the boy's spelling of Ashley. It's cute, but not classic. As an adult, I don't love it or hate it - I do wish I was given a classic name or an easy to spell name, but it had meaning to my parents, so I would never change it. Nearly everyone in my life who personally knows me calls me "Ash" about 95% of the time.
My name is Ashlee and I have mixed feelings about the name. 1. Why would you just change one letter at the end of the name to be "unique" 2. I feel judged for my name because most of the Ashley's or Ashlee's on tv are mean girls who don't care about anyone other than themselves. 3. Some people (teachers) think you have to pronounce Ashlee differently than Ashley just because they're spelled slightly different. 4. Ashlee is also a very white name and I am not fully white, so I feel like the name doesn't suit me. Even though I sound like I am completely trashing my name, there are still things I like about my name. 1. Not very many people spell Ashlee like this. 2. It's easy to say so in school your name doesn't get butchered.
― Anonymous User 12/7/2019
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My name is Ashlee and I hate it. It’s so basic and everyone judges me based on my name. Ashlee is the bitch who steals your boyfriend. I AM NO BOYFRIEND STEALER. Also, the spelling of Ashlee is terrible. Ashleigh or Ashley both aren’t last names right? Leigh and Ley. But Lee IS! It’s an Asian last name AND I'M ASIAN. I AM LITERALLY AN ASIAN ASHLEE. Okay, I’m done now.
This is my name and I love it. I would not change it for the world. In my opinion Ashlee is a kind, caring and loyal name that identifies to myself and other Ashlee's I've met.
― Anonymous User 12/13/2018
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I have a female friend who bears this spelling variant of "Ashley." My friend Ashlee (pronounced: ash-LEE) is far from the stereotypical "prep/preppy" as some may assume based off her name alone. She was, and still is, a pretty genderfluid tomboy with a love for things alternative. She is well-educated and now owns her own business. She came from a modest background & family, and she worked hard to be where she is today. What I'm trying to say is: A person is not their name.
Ashlee is a really good name; I use it as an oc's name and everyone likes it. It's so good, I want it as my own name.
― Anonymous User 10/31/2016
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-ee is more often femenine. Like Bailey for boys and Bailee for girls. Ashlee is feminine. Ashley is a male name or last name, while Ashlee is a female name.An above user called this masculine. My name has Lee in it spelled that way but isn't masculine. In fact Lee is used 30% of the time for females. My name isn't Eileighn or Eileyn because Lee is used for boys. A name or name spelling can be a boy name and girl name. Lee is a great name for females.
It looks very youthful and cutesy for a grown-up who wants to be taken seriously. All names ending in -lee have that problem to them, even though Lee is a name. It's basically because the ending -ley is not the same as the name Lee.
This is bad and wrong in so many ways! 1. Last name used as first name for boys. 2. Name used for boys switched to name used for girls. 3. Name used in an huge trend. 4. Name spelled in an ugly and tacky way, apparently by someone who doesn't know how to spell. 5. Name used to continue trend by people who want to 'distinguish' their kid from the other zillion Ashleys or think it looks pretty. The names are essentially the same: they have the same meaning and pronunciation. Stupid spellings degrade names.
I hate this name as much as all the other versions of the name Ashley. My name is Ashley and it is annoying when people ruin names by making up other versions just to make it look more feminine. People need to get more hobbies.
― Anonymous User 2/9/2007
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I think it's dumb trying to change the spelling of a "perfectly good" name. It doesn't make it more unique or anything, unless you do it because it looks nicer to you. (I dislike the name Ashley)
Frankly I don't like the "ee" ending; it looks uneducated. I'm not terribly fond of the name "Ashley" in the first place, and would somebody please tell me why the "e" is pronounced as "ay" in other languages but "ee" in English? We English speakers are odd.
I don't particularly like this name. Ashley is a male name in my opinion and Ashlee looks uneducated.
― Anonymous User 6/2/2006
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This is my favorite spelling of Ashley.
― Anonymous User 5/1/2006
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I prefer the spelling of Ashlye.
― Anonymous User 4/23/2006
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Seems to like me a stupid way to modernize a perfectly good name. No offense to anyone who has it, unles you're Ashlee Simpson, in which case, I hate you.