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This is my daughter Brielle Ryli nn "Brie"
Think: Eh. Brielle I could pass on. Sounds like a trendy combination of Bree and Elle. The spelling of Ryli is horrible. I find the nn Brie (spelt Bree) vaughly attactive, but more for a character than a person
Say: Nice to meet you, Brie

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This is my son Leland Cale nn "Link"
Think: Play many videogames? I like Leland, but Leland Cale isn't an attactive combo at all, and Link.. geez.
Say: nice to meet you, Leland

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This is my daughter Ainsley Ghazel nn "Izzy"
Think: *blinks* I've never been won over by Ainsley. Ghazel brings images to mind of a thing jumping and then being eaten by a lion. With the nn Izzy, everyone will think her name is Isabel(la)
Say: Nice to meet you, Izzy

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This is my son Pacey Leander nn "Pace"
Think: Watch Dawson's Creak? I like Leander.
Say: Nice to meet you, Pace

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These are my twins Mackenzie Willow (g) and Lennox Kai nn "Kenzie and Knox"
Think: Mackenzie is trendy. Always hated the nn Kenzie. Willow is nice, I hate to see it wasted with Mackenzie. I like Lennox and Kai, but the nn Knox is horrible. 1) because it sounds like nocks, the verb, which can be violent. 2) fort Knox
Say: Nice to meet you, Kenzie and Knox

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These are my twin girls Ariella Skye and Keeley Wren nn "Aria and Keys"
Think: Keys? eesh. I like Ariella and Aria, but I don't see one as a nn for the other.
Say: Nice to meet you two!

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These are my twin boys Keaton Nyx and Finnegan Axel nn "Keats and Finn"
Think: I like Keats and Finn. Keaton's nice. Finnegan is okay. The mns are bad.
Say: Nice to meet you, boys!

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My inner voice can be mean...

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Arcadia

It's just an object. It doesn't mean what you think