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It's quite nice! It could work in both genders.

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I wish people would start using it as an alternative to Madison, Addison, and Emerson!

I love it! I know one (a girl). I always end up using it in GP combos.
India and Crimson are great together! I'm not sure how I feel about the very sweet and not-dramatic-at-all May being in there with them, but as a whole I think I like the combo.

It makes me think of blushing, like with embarrassment (and the word "cringe"), and also of sexuality. I don't think it makes a good first name because of that. Middle names can be pretty much anything IMO.

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Reminds me of Crimson and Clover too, and I think it's a bad association because I always imagine a 70's teenage couple losing their virginity in the backseat of a car with that as their mood music.

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I guess I think it suits a boy better, because I think it's way too suggestive on a girl.

This message was edited 2/5/2011, 1:16 PM

I actually like it, it's a gp of mine. I like it on a girl- more as a middle name. My favourite combo is Delilah Crimson.

Crimson is a GP for a boy, along with a lot of other color words, like Carmine, Carnelian, Rufous, Salmon, Greene, Malachite, Evergreen, Viridian, Cobalt, Indigo.

and Clover, over and over

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I'm not huge on Crimson, but it's better than a lot of things. It, of course, reminds me of the song Crimson and Clover.

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I think it's better for a girl.

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That name is nice.

I think it is more feminine.

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India May Crimson is actually pretty nice. I like it.

Crimson is a GP of mine, for a girl. I can't picture it on a boy.

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I don't like India May Crimson; Crimson is so dynamic, it should be a first name, not a second middle name. JMO.

Girl, definitely girl.
India May Crimson is pretty good, actually. I like it.