Please be competely honest on my beloved MQ! MN [name_m]Anson[/name_m], by the way. 
I wonder if it will get pronounced like Mi-roq-in instead of [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u]. It has a cool look written this way without a hyphen. Also looks more masculine without the hyphen for some reason which I see as a positive since its a boys name.
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I like [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m] [name_u]Quinn[/name_u] much more. Miroquinn just seems made up and a bit silly to me (so sorry, just being brutally honest!)
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Miroquinn seems over-the-top. Becuase neither name is what I would consider classic, I don’t feel that they can be combined (and particularly not without a hyphen). I also would not consider the pronounciation mee-roh-kwin intuitive. I hesitate to say this, because I know how much you love this name, but I just can’t get on board with Miroquinn.
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For some reason I prefer Miroquin with one n, somehow that makes it feel more like one complete name. I see that some people wouldn’t like this name, but I actually like it, it’s got character but it’s not a cringey made up name to me like some smashed together names are
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Curious - How do you pronounce your name ([name_u]Quentin[/name_u])?
Good question, my family always pronounces it [name_u]Quinn[/name_u]-tin, and that’s how I introduce myself. But a lot of people who read my name first (like proffesors or teachers) pronounce it quEntin with more of an e sound. Either pronounciation is fine, but I prefer [name_u]Quinn[/name_u]-tin (though I don’t like the spelling [name_m]Quintin[/name_m])
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I think it would be better as a DB (although I do like the Miroquin spelling too)
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I much prefer [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m] [name_u]Quinn[/name_u]
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I actually sort of love it, but definitely I prefer the Miroquin spelling and I’m also probably saying it wrong - I’m saying it more like Mih-roh-quinn not [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u].
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I prefer Miroquin [name_m]Anson[/name_m] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u] [name_m]Anson[/name_m]
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I much, much prefer [name_m]Miro[/name_m] [name_u]Quinn[/name_u] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u].
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Honest opinion is that it reminds me of the name of an over the counter cold remedy. Miroquinn sounds like some kind of supplement you’d take for something. It’s reminiscent of Cosequin (for bad joints) or Nyquil (for cold and flu). It could be more workable for me if it was something like the first name [name_u]Milo[/name_u] and middle name [name_u]Quinn[/name_u], where it isn’t said all together at the same time.
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I can see the name being mistaken for mannequin so that throws me off !
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I prefer them as two names. [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u]
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I prefer [name_m]Miro[/name_m] on its own. To be honest, Miroquinn sounds like a brand name or pharmaceutical name to me.
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I like that it’s a combination of two names! I like the part [name_m]Miro[/name_m] but I personally don’t really like [name_u]Quinn[/name_u].
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honestly i think it’s fine! i usually am a big proponent of smooshing names together when you want to use both — but there are a couple of small things with Miroquinn that may get a little irksome (pronounced mee ROAK winn, mee ruh quinn, meer wa keen — just because “oqu” construction does occur as one syllable, where something like Marygrace— you don’t really see “yg” in one syllable). If that’ll bother you, [name_m]Miro[/name_m] [name_u]Quinn[/name_u] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u] may just be easier? MQ as a nickname would be so cute.
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Miroquinn seems like little smashed together. [name_m]Miro[/name_m]-[name_u]Quinn[/name_u] or [name_m]Miro[/name_m] [name_u]Quinn[/name_u] would be much nicer, imo.
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I also prefer Miroquin but I don’t know why. It’s a great name with any of the options tho!
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