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I like Frey.

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If I heard Jem, I would assume it was Jim, and I know at least a dozen Jims...but I think it sounds okay, disregarding that.

This message was edited 5/16/2016, 10:39 PM

I love them as nicknames but they seem a bit incomplete singularly. Not sure why since I love one-syllable names... but these just don't work as well.

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Though, Jem is kinda cute and reminiscent of Gem, Gemini. Frey makes me think you meant to say Freya, but I do like the sound a lot.

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I always thought that Linnea would be an awesome twin name as it is a twin flower.

I like Frey in some way, but either Frei or Frej spelling.
It has a sound of nordic mystic style.
Jem has the look of a nn of Jeremy or James for me; here I would prefer/suggest you the FN Cem.

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Well, Frei/Frej & Cem could work together in this combination/ensemble, IMHO.

The Late Lord Frey:
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Walder_Frey

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Yeah, he's gross. As a SoI&F geek, I can't get behind it.

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Jem = To Kill a Mockingbird. Which isn't bad , but maybe a bit too precious.

For Frey, my first thought is of the family from A Song of Ice and Fire, which if you are unfamiliar with is not a good association at all, and probably pretty widespread with the popularity of the show.

I like Frej with this spelling. I'm not sure about Frey, but I guess it's alright.
Jem is alright as a nickname, but not a favorite.

Not a fan of either Frey or Jem tbh. Neither appeals to me in look or sound.

Frey's ok but nms, I really like Jem as a nn for Jeremy, not so much on its own.

I adore both! Jem was on my list, but was nixxed by the hubby. And Frey just sounds lovely, it almost sounds vintage. Good luck :)

I love Jem as a nickname, for either a boy or a girl. Jeremy nn Jem is on my short list. I wouldn't use it as a full name, but it works as a spunky nn. Jerome nn Jem would also work.

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With Frey, I just can't get past the word fray, and I don't find the sound attractive at all. Which is weird, because I love Freya and don't have either problem with it. Funny how much difference one little letter can make.