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[Opinions] Honeybee
I kind of like it, what are your opinions?, I also found out that Honeycomb, Honeysuckle and Honeyblossom are names, are they any better? would you use it?
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None of them are great as given names but they all work as nicknames.My first thought when I hear Honeysuckle is a British actress Honeysuckle Weeks. I’ve heard anyone else called it before or since. Honeysuckle has siblings Perdita and Rollo who also act.

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All terrible
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No, I would not. None of them. They're sickly sweet. Honeybee sounds like a gooey term of endearment only used in the house.
Honeysuckel is extra bad because, well, suckle and suck? In a name? I don't think so.
They're basically My Little Pony type names.
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Honeysuckle is the worst by far, but they are all unsuitable for human use.My daughter Beatrice goes by the nn Bea, and she reports that people are sometimes foolish enough to address her as Honey. They do not do so twice.
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No, just no. You can call her that as a nickname. It's a nickname like sugar, darling or angelface. But you can call her that every day without putting it on her birth certificate.I love bees and honey but I would suggest Deborah or Melissa. Or Melina, which is my favorite name out of the group.Honeycomb, Honeysuckle and Honeyblossom are worse. Who wants "suckle" in their name? The "suck" part also invites teasing. "Comb" is also odd to have in a name. Honeyblossom is the best but it is too inconvenient and Blossom sounds ugly. Honeybee is the best, Bee is kind of name-y and Honey by itself isn't that bad even though that could also just be used as a term of endearment.
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I think Honeybee is cute and original. I get major 60s-flower-child-commune vibes from it. Works as a middle name tooHoneycomb is stretching the perceptions of name possibilities just a bit, but I still enjoy it. It might actually be more of a "legit" name then Honeybee. Works as a middle nameHoneysuckle just makes me think of breastfeeding (suckle) unfortunately. Drawing the line here.
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Really cheesy. It’s like naming someone Teddybear or Sweetcheeks.Honeycomb and Honeysuckle are just as bad, though Honeyblossom probably trumps them all in being nauseatingly cutesy.
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