Fidelia?
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Anonymous
| Do I like this name, or am I crazy? |
Anonymous
| Both? |
Anonymous
| Fid-eh-lay-hee-hooooo |
Anonymous
| For a human baby? |
Anonymous
| Like Fidelity Investments? |
Anonymous
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I’m thinking std.
‘I’ve been itching a lot. I think i might have fidelia.’ |
Anonymous
| It’s sweet and rolls off the tongue. It sounds like a name people she meets will grow to love but people in passing may raise a brow. |
Anonymous
| It sounds like a novel pharmaceutical treatment for men who have suffered psychological trauma and cannot get over commitment-phobia as a result. |
Anonymous
| Is that an herb, or a skin condition? |
Anonymous
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To my French ears, it says convent. Fidelia has the root word fidel or fidelity, which is very popular among Catholic nuns and monks. Definitely not for a modern girl. |
Anonymous
| No, OP. |
Anonymous
PP again - just checking, you did all know what it meant, right, OP and PPs??? Don't be the quintessential American uncultivated boor. |
Anonymous
| Hmm, wasn’t Fidelio the password in Eyes Wide Shut to get into the orgy house? Luckily no one your child’s age will have any knowledge of this! |
Anonymous
Yes, condescending Francophile, even us boorish American are taught Latin or can recognize word roots and can apply common English words to determine the meaning. |
Anonymous
Yes, jackass. |