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in reply to a message by Martha
I would never use it, but I was quite surprised to see how many people hate it ;)
To me it sounds like Bryn + Lee and I do like Bryn a lot and don't have problems with the -ley/leigh/lidh ending as I do like Eilidh a lot. So I thought it would do a lot better here than Paisley or Kaylee. To me it sounds very nature-y and calm.
But yes, it is very trendy and I can understand it's not popular here, just expected this to fare a bit better ;) I wonder if I should have asked about Brynlee instead, maybe that brings up a different image?
To me it sounds like Bryn + Lee and I do like Bryn a lot and don't have problems with the -ley/leigh/lidh ending as I do like Eilidh a lot. So I thought it would do a lot better here than Paisley or Kaylee. To me it sounds very nature-y and calm.
But yes, it is very trendy and I can understand it's not popular here, just expected this to fare a bit better ;) I wonder if I should have asked about Brynlee instead, maybe that brings up a different image?
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I think people here by and large hate Br- names. I'm not sure why. I do too.
I can see the appeal of Brynn if I give it some thought. It's kind of romantic, kind of poetic.
I can see the appeal of Brynn if I give it some thought. It's kind of romantic, kind of poetic.
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