Lucy

[Anonymous]

Wouldn't Lucille, Lucienne, or Lucretia be better than just Lucy? Lucy seems kind of short and plain on it's own (not to mention that it's super popular these days). It has a nickname feel to it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn't Lucille, Lucienne, or Lucretia be better than just Lucy? Lucy seems kind of short and plain on its own (not to mention that it's super popular these days). It has a nickname feel to it.

But those longer names are all ugly, so they wouldn't be better. They'd just be uglier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the name Lucy now unusable because of Lucy Letby? I didn’t even know who that was until a mom friend brought her up and told me to watch the Netflix documentary (yes, I apparently live under a rock).

Why do people feel the need to bring the worst associations imaginable to your attention when you mention liking a certain name while pregnant? Lucy may be ruined for me. Sigh...

What if she's innocent? I looked her name up and read that there's been some controversy among the public in the UK over the evidence presented. I don't know all of the details.

There’s no controversy, other than the fact that there are always people who think someone convicted of a crime is innocent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the name Lucy now unusable because of Lucy Letby? I didn’t even know who that was until a mom friend brought her up and told me to watch the Netflix documentary (yes, I apparently live under a rock).

Why do people feel the need to bring the worst associations imaginable to your attention when you mention liking a certain name while pregnant? Lucy may be ruined for me. Sigh...

What if she's innocent? I looked her name up and read that there's been some controversy among the public in the UK over the evidence presented. I don't know all of the details.

There’s no controversy, other than the fact that there are always people who think someone convicted of a crime is innocent.

That PP is right. There is. I live here so see the news daily. There's been experts making a fuss about the legitimacy of the claims made by Dewi Evans and consultants at the COCH (Dr Ravi Jayaram, Dr Stephen Brearey). I personally believe that she's guilty and always will, but I have seen the other "side" gaining traction.

[Anonymous]

Lucy is my dog's name. But it's really cute.

[Anonymous]

Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

You're right. "Brett" is much more reasonable.

[Anonymous]

I don't know who Lucy Letby is.

I love the name Lucy. I don't like any of the longer forms, so I'd just name her Lucy. I do like Lucia if you are Latina or Italian, but in that case, I'd want to call her Lucia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn't Lucille, Lucienne, or Lucretia be better than just Lucy? Lucy seems kind of short and plain on it's own (not to mention that it's super popular these days). It has a nickname feel to it.

Lucy is a name unto itself and not only a nickname. There was a saint Lucy. I had a great aunt with this name. It's like how Jennie was a name of its own before Jennifer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

Lucy will look very professional and serious next to names like Kinsley and Oaklynn (that are going to be common among the next generation), though. It's all about perspective.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is super cute! I have no idea who Lucy Letby is.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

That's why you go with Lucile or Lucia.

Though I do know of a Dr. Dick Tapper, and he's done alright as an urologist in Ohio. So I don't think names matter as much as you think.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

Are you aware no career is reserved exclusively for those with formal, familiar, English names?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lucy is not a serious name.

Supreme Court Justice Lucy McLastname
I am Dr Lucy Bonesaw and I am your surgeon

That's why you go with Lucile or Lucia.

Though I do know of a Dr. Dick Tapper, and he's done alright as a urologist in Ohio. So I don't think names matter as much as you think.

I was listening to NPR the other day and there was a female journalist whose last name is Miao and I kept thinking that if that was my last name I would definitely name my daughter Kitty.

[Anonymous]

What a dumb conclusion.

Rex Heuermann is far more famous and no one would bat an eye at a kid named Rex.