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Great for both genders, but I'd like to see Kaylor and Saylor more often.

Taylor is very popular among my age group (early-mid 2000s); I also think of the word "tailor" (which the name originated from) and Taylor Swift. Anyways, it's one of the only names that I find truly unisex, despite a more feminine leaning.

Just another deeply tedious lnfn which is - gasp! - also an occupation. I really do not see the point.

Don't like it

I think it's a cool 90's name. I love both men and women.

The one of the most beautiful men I've ever met was Taylor, so it has a bit of favor even though I'm not a big fan of lnfn. I always think of him when I hear it.

Awful! "Tail-ur"—yuck!

Absolutely stunning name!

It's as dull as it can be without being Jane.

It needs a break!