Honest opinion of Patricia?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't call her Trish. Trish is a trashy woman with a perm who hung out (and got into fist fights) in bars in the 80s, not a 2026 baby.

Completely disagree. I know one Tricia and one Trish and they are beautiful, wealthy, smart women with amazing jobs and fashion. Not old either.

[Anonymous]

I have several friends named Tricia ... and yet I still don't like the name Patricia.

Patsy is a terrible nickname. If you do this, def. use Tricia as the nickname.

[Anonymous]

Love Patricia but not Patsy.

Patti or Tricia are good!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thoughts on Patricia? I know it's a bit of a blast from the past, but I would absolutely love to name baby after my wonderful mother. My mom goes by her full name so baby would be called Patsy or Trish(a) to differentiate.

Old. At least 60 yo. Patrician.

[Anonymous]

I like it but don’t like any of the nicknames. They all sound very dated.

Fun fact: Patricia was Grace Kelly’s middle name. I’ve always thought Grace Patricia is a lovely name.

Maybe use it as a middle name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Call her Trixie.

Cute!

[Anonymous]

Patricia is ok, but don't like the nicknames for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's a bit of a stretch, but you could get away with using CiCi as a nickname - PatriCIa.

I second this suggestion.

[Anonymous]

What’s your mother’s middle name?

[Anonymous]

I love this name—it’s my best friend’s name. Not MAGA; she’s Jewish. Regal, classic, and not over used. Go for it!

[Anonymous]

Tricia is a great nn. I also am good friends w/ a Trish. I don't love patsy at all.

[Anonymous]

Use Patty as the nickname. It's cute and so old it's new again.

Patsy, big no because of Mrs. Ramsey. Trish/Tricia, no. Old in a bad way.

[Anonymous]

I love, love, love Patsy. I guess I’m in the minority.

[Anonymous]

Nickname, Peppermint.

I like it. But Patty over Patsy

[Anonymous]

I hate it