Friend of the family's second princess...

[waveuponthesand.livejournal.com]

Welcome to the world, Georgina Ava Rose "Georgie".
Another princess for Sarah & Max and a baby sister for Annabelle Eliza Jane "Annie"

I do prefer Georgiana but I think Georgie's name is charming. I know that Ava is super common now, and Rose is a "filler" but I love the double middle name. Georgina Ava Rose matches perfectly with Annabelle Eliza Jane ( I don't think sibling's names have to match but I think it's sweet). I like how both princesses have a nickname.

Comments

[winninghearts.livejournal.com]

Okay. Is this really enough of an issue to bring up? Couldn't you just go on and comment on the names without that?

You don't want to refer to your daughter as princess, that is grand. But is is really such a big deal that others may say that they you need to get annoyed and worked up in an LJ comment about it?

[arbus.livejournal.com]

the answer to the first and last question is a resounding YES.

by the way, you are the one getting worked up about it. not me.

you posted here for comments. if you dont like them, then you shouldnt post in a public forum.

why is it not ok to comment? i am obviously not the only one who did, there are several others above who brought it up before me.

like another commenter said "girl" and "princess" are not synonyms. unless you are the spawn of a real live king and queen, princess is pretty derogatory, actually. being born with a vagina doesnt make you a princess. get over it.

[waveuponthesand.livejournal.com]

being born with a vagina doesnt make you a princess. get over it.

Woah. I think people are taking that way too seriously. I meant it as a term of endearment, not unlike "daddy's princess" or "mommy's boy."

[arbus.livejournal.com]

my apologies to you. that was in response to whoever it was who got all bent out of shape and responded to me.

i dont approve of the term princess, and i actually find it derogatory, sexist and offensive, but if it works for your family, then obviously i have nothing to say about it.