| It was my favorite name growing up. I had boys though. |
| On wikipedia, most of the famous Bronwyns are Australian, born in the 60s. It makes sense why I don't find the name so unusual because I grew up there around that times. |
Parent will care when she's 40 and has had maybe two solid boyfriends here whole life. |
| The first I heard of this name was when I was coaching high school softball and I’m sorry, I just think it’s so ugly sounding and also ugly looking. |
I would rather my daughter stay single than date a guy like you |
If you want to rationalize giving your daughter a name that 95% of men will find really really off putting, be my guest |
| It's a clunky, heavy-sounding name. Sorry, I feel bad for saying that when you like it-- there are so many beautiful, elegant girl's names. |
I'm not OP. I gave my DD a beautiful, feminine, French name Now I wish I had given her a name that men like you wouldn't find attractive so she could weed out all the jagoffs. |
lol |
So, the next trend in names will be Gertrude, Bronwyn and Prudence? Yikes. I feel bad for those kids... |
| They can get married to Herbert, Bartholomew, and Mortimer |
Isn't this already happening to the girls given names traditionally reserved for boys? |
| It's a bit of a mouthful. I know a cute 3-yo named Bronwyn, though. If you like it, go for it. |
| Hard no. It’s difficult to get out. It’s bulky, clunky and sounds ugly. |
| I don't like it at all |