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HelpTanner for a girl?
I don't really know why, but I've always loved Tanner on a girl. WDYT?
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I think, if people were familiar with the occupation of tanner and what it entailed, they wouldn't be so quick to give the name to their children, male OR female. A tanner soaked animal hides in dung and dirty, muddy water for HOURS. It was a smelly, horrible job.
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I hate it on either, honestly
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I like it
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No.
I don't consider Tanner to be an androgynous name. I would not use it for a girl (or a boy).
I don't consider Tanner to be an androgynous name. I would not use it for a girl (or a boy).
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I only like it for a boy
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Eww
Tanner is bad enough on a boy. It's completely unfeminine. A tanner is "one who tans hides" not a little girl's name.
Tanner is bad enough on a boy. It's completely unfeminine. A tanner is "one who tans hides" not a little girl's name.
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Completely agree.
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okay, so I'm biased...
My cousin is named Montana, but we call her Tana or Tanner. She's 13 (or I think about there lol), so I've had time to get used to the name and nn... and I like it!
But then she fits the name - she's a country girl and very tom-boyish. That's the sort of girl I imagine with a name like Tanner.
My cousin is named Montana, but we call her Tana or Tanner. She's 13 (or I think about there lol), so I've had time to get used to the name and nn... and I like it!
But then she fits the name - she's a country girl and very tom-boyish. That's the sort of girl I imagine with a name like Tanner.
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I think it's cute. Will she have a middle name?
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Yea I just have to think of one. Since the first name is generally a masculine name I was thinking that she should have a very feminine middle name.
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