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Help[Opinions] Re: Rosalie
in reply to a message by MasterCiaraXo
Sweet antique on paper or for a character.
Kinda sickeningly saccharine in real life.
Not that I don't see the appeal. I used to favorite it. But then I saw it on some kid's stuff.
Rosalia seems regal, but Rosalie just seems cutesy. Because it sounds like an adverb, like "rosily." Or sugared-up, like Rose straight was too strong.
Rosie itself doesn't suffer so much from that, because it's clearly just a diminutive of Rose or a Ros-name... Rosalie *means* to be cute.
- mirfak
Kinda sickeningly saccharine in real life.
Not that I don't see the appeal. I used to favorite it. But then I saw it on some kid's stuff.
Rosalia seems regal, but Rosalie just seems cutesy. Because it sounds like an adverb, like "rosily." Or sugared-up, like Rose straight was too strong.
Rosie itself doesn't suffer so much from that, because it's clearly just a diminutive of Rose or a Ros-name... Rosalie *means* to be cute.
- mirfak
This message was edited 8/9/2021, 11:38 AM
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