I know a teenage boy- Bryce

I assume a bro.

I know 2 Bryces, both men in their mid-40s.

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Anonymous wrote:I haven’t ever met a Bryce in my real life. I do know of actress Bryce Dallas Howard.

Do you know a Bryce? Age and Sex/Gender?

Boy. But I like it for a girl, too.

How ever male names given to girls is becoming more common: Rian, Blake, Charlie, Freddie, Bellamy, etc.

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Bellamy is not a first name.

I assume boy.

I know two 15 year olds, one in DMV, one in my midwest hometown.

My next door neighbor’s 10 year old son is a Bryce. Very nice/good kid.

I’m know a 50 year old male Bryce. I always struggle with his name (he has a last name that can be a first name that in my head should just BE his first name; I know otter people who know him have the same problem). For me, the name just doesn’t fit the burly old scientist this guy is.

Boy. Awful name. And don't even think of Bryson. That's equally as bad.

When I think of one named Bryce I think of an intense, talented, strong and precocious person who, alas, doesn't ultimately come through when you actually need them to.

Thanks PPs! Op here. AA local Washingtonian, late 30s, though not into sports so I was not familiar with Bryce Harper. Also, I am not the Blake OP, I actually dislike the name Blake. 😆

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Anonymous wrote:I prefer Blake or Brett for a girl.

Brett for a girl?? That’s a super masculine name.

There's a Hemingway female character named Brett.

Male name. I know a 7th grade boy named Bryce. Also know a man in his 40s.

Anonymous wrote:Male or Ski resort

+1

Middle school teacher here. I have two students named Bryce this year. Both boys. It’s not common but not uncommon either. Not my style name, but I’ve heard worse.

Definitely male name.