@Shining |
For a girl? It is a not a great name. Brings mind "Torrid". It doesn't even sound like a name. Use it as a middle name if you must. |
Agreed. It’s pretty bad, especially for a girl. |
I’m still Big Red. |
| This is a first name? For a girl? Good god, just don't. Why not Therese or something |
+1. Just awful. |
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Torrance (dreadful name) is only two syllables. Why do you think you need a short filler middle name?
The prettiest full names usually have varied syllables so go with a three syllable middle name. |
+1. This is a really awful name OP. |
| FYI, they’re making Bring It On into a musical. So I don’t think the name association will fade. If it is popular, like the Mean Girls musical, it’ll only get worse. |
| She's going to get called Terrance. |
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What’s the appeal?
It’s an Irish boy’s name. In Scottish, the meaning is from the craggy hills, and tor is a scotch word for little hilltop. Torrid Torrance. Not a good. Do you like the nn Tori? Just go with Victoria or even just Tori. |
No, we don’t like Tori or Theresa. We don’t really care about the meaning. We just like the sound of the name and think it looks pretty written out. |
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Flash forward, 21 years, your daughter meeting someone at a bar. It's loud. They say, what's your name? Response: Torrance. Florence? No, Torrance. Terrance? No, Torrence.
Flash forward, 23 years, your daughter is in an important meeting, shaking hands with higher-ups and introducing herself. Now repeat the questions above, and she'll have to come up with some dumb jokey-explanation like, Yeah, I guess my parents had a good vacation there. People will assume she was conceived there. Awkward chuckles. |
| That would be a horrible name. Please don’t do that. |
| Just terrible. |