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I have a soft spot for Glynis as it's like a combination of Glynn and Glenys (both family names). Glynn was actually named after Glenys "Glen" (Glenys hates Glenys and prefers to be called Glen). I just like that it's different but not completely out there. The 'y' (i) sound makes it more feminine and softer sounding than Glenys.

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To me Glynis/Glenys have more substance than Glenna. Though I think Glenna is cute. I don't like Glenda.