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By far, I prefer Selma. It's just fine on its own.

I prefer Selma. I don't think it sounds incomplete or nickname-y at all. Anselma sounds a bit clunky to me, and said fast sounds like "Aunt Selma". :b

I would just use Selma. It is fine on its own.

Selma

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Anselma is just too much for this day and age. I love Selma, it's a great name. :-D

I agree with Iris, Selma is fine for it's own.

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I don't think Selma sounds incomplete, and personally find Anselma quite unattractive, so I would much rather see just Selma on its own :-)

I've never in my life heard of anybody named Anselma, with or without the nn Selma. I have heard of a couple of Selmas, mostly older women. So I'd say if you wanted to use Selma, just use it on its own.

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Heh, "Selma or Anselma" could be interpreted as "Selma or No-Selma" as An is a prefix meaning "without" or "not."

I think Selma is perfectly fine on its own