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I like Starla but I don’t care for Twyla at all. Twyla has a bit of a red neck image in my opinion. Starla is a nice alternative to Star or Starr.

I want to like Starla and Twyla, but I dislike them both quite a bit.

I prefer Starla to Twyla.

I kind of like Starla but I wouldn’t use it. I also like Twyla but I wouldn’t use it. It sounds like a black cat name.

Starla is my own name. My mother thinks she may have heard it on TV but can't remember where. It could be a lot worse.
It could be Twyla. I hate the name Twyla. It sounds like some big fat redneck woman with bad teeth monopolizing the buffet at Golden Corral and getting into public fistfights.

I LOVE Twyla/Twila! I also enjoy Starla, but not as much.

There was a girl in my school who had a sister called Twila, and I remember thinking they had SUCH cool names. Kezia and Twila. It was an incredible find back then. Twyla gives me some youthful nostalgia, I like it a lot.

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Starla is really fun. It's iridescent in a perfectly loud, American way, which gives it a kind of iconic energy.

Not my top names, but I really like both. I'd love to see them more often. Starla is warm and playful while Twyla is more mysterious. The spelling Twila feels more natural to me.

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I noticed one of the users is named Starla Roxanne which is so cool! Love the combo.

They both have a twangy Southern vibe, except Twyla leans more boho/hippie.
Twyla reminds me more of stars and space (and 'twilight') than Starla, funnily enough, and I find that appealing. But I can only really picture Twyla on a cat.

Starla is alright, but I prefer Star. As for Twyla, I find it enchanting along with Twila.

Don't really like either

I feel mild repulsion. They both look made-up.