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I no longer care for Tamsin, and while I like Thomasina a great deal, it's little ol' Tam that I like best of all. I have for about five years now. What do you think of Tam for a girl? Could it stand alone? (I don't worry terribly about it being too nn-y, to be honest--my given name is only three letters, and plenty of one-syllable names work perfectly well, etc.)
I realize that it rhymes with damn, and though I don't really care about teasability, I'm also wondering if that's just a bit too close (though on the other hand, thousands of Tuckers have made it to adulthood without shooting themselves, so maybe there's hope?).
More worrisomely than all that, though...would it inevitably become Tammy? I love how jaunty and sharp Tam sounds--and while I would insist on calling a Tam just Tam, I'm afraid the rest of the world wouldn't.
Various combos I've been thinking about include Tam Scholastica, Tam Ingeborg, Tam Cornelia, and Tam Lisette.
Thank you!
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I realize that it rhymes with damn, and though I don't really care about teasability, I'm also wondering if that's just a bit too close (though on the other hand, thousands of Tuckers have made it to adulthood without shooting themselves, so maybe there's hope?).
More worrisomely than all that, though...would it inevitably become Tammy? I love how jaunty and sharp Tam sounds--and while I would insist on calling a Tam just Tam, I'm afraid the rest of the world wouldn't.
Various combos I've been thinking about include Tam Scholastica, Tam Ingeborg, Tam Cornelia, and Tam Lisette.
Thank you!
Array
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