How would you perceive a Molly?

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Downwardpuppy · 11/10/2024 14:07

I love the name. Think it's understated & would travel well. Also think it's quite classless & can't be judged too quickly.
Any opinions?!

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Thewalrusandthecarpenter · 11/10/2024 17:27

I love the name Molly! My mother is 94 and made friends with a Molly during Covid time walks. She was just old enough to be a Land Girl during WWII - whereas my mother was too young. Equally I know a five year old Molly and it suits all ages.

coxesorangepippin · 11/10/2024 17:23

I personally don't like it

It sounds childish

sadeightiesthrowback · 11/10/2024 17:22

Molly ( formerly a diminutive name for Mary) is a lovely name; a classic and very popular through the decades. I have a great aunt named Molly, and she gets Moll as a family n.n. People love to give nick names, but Molly is a really nice name and ages well.

Addictedtococacola · 11/10/2024 14:37

I've alway loved the name Molly but my sister used it for her dd so I couldn't use it

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Downwardpuppy · 11/10/2024 14:17

Thanks, it's my favourite name at the moment! I just feel one can't make an assumption with Molly, could be from any walk of life!

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gingercat02 · 11/10/2024 14:13

I know 2, one is now a young adult and a lovely woman, the second is a close friends daughter and she is a great kid, eldest of 4 and amazing.
I'm Irish and I really liked it.

Moreteaandchocolate · 11/10/2024 14:12

I agree with everything you’ve said - it’s a lovely name that’s familiar, but not overused and suits all ages. No issues with spelling / pronunciation, travels well, not tied to any particular class or era.

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