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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marsha Marsha Marsha!

Geriatric! Geriatric! Geriatric!

Sure, Jan.

Well-played.

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Anonymous wrote:Her name was Marcie, but when I hear Marcy, I think of the Peanuts character, Peppermint Patty’s friend.

Okay, Marcy rocks as a character.

Now, Brady Bunch Marsha, you know everyone hates her.

My thoughts exactly. Marcy spoke truth to power!

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Anonymous wrote:I like the look of Marcia on paper more than the alternatives mentioned above, but the possibility of many people mispronouncing it would likely put me off.

For what it’s worth, I would assume it was pronounced Mar-see-a, rather than Mar-sha.

I have never heard of it pronounced Marseea

Not the standard American pronunciation, but also not uncommon at all. I know several.

It does seem very 80s to me. I would not want it as a first name especially with an M last name. Fight for middle.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like the look of Marcia on paper more than the alternatives mentioned above, but the possibility of many people mispronouncing it would likely put me off.

For what it’s worth, I would assume it was pronounced Mar-see-a, rather than Mar-sha.

I have never heard of it pronounced Marseea

I really don't like it for a baby. Or an adult.

It reminds me of a woman from the early '80s, with a really long dark hair, wearing hoop earrings and a vest, who is pregnant and is one of Dr Huxtable's patients. This is not a real thing just something I've created in my mind.

My Mom’s name is Marcia so I have very positive associations with the name. I’ve always thought it was very pretty but your dd will have to correct people on how to pronounce and spell it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Marsha Marsha Marsha!

Geriatric! Geriatric! Geriatric!

Sure, Jan.