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It just sounds like a spoiled brat. Maybe because all the Brees I knew growing up were spoiled brats. However, Bree was always short for Brianna.

It's fine as a NN for Brianna, et al., but I really dislike it as a stand-alone name.

It is a bit girly and such, but it is alright. Maybe as a nickname or middle name.

I always thought it was kinda ditzy. The image I get of it is that of a bleach blonde with a stereotypical "valley girl" voice, a spray tan, and a little dog in her purse.

This message was edited 3/11/2018, 12:23 PM

I kind of like it. Call me crazy.

I like it in concept but yeah, it is a bit 'brie'. As a nickname for Brianna or something, it's fine. As a full name 100% of the time, I don't think it works as well.

I love Brigh. Bree is all cheese to me.

Hi Perrine !!!

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I really like Bree.
I like the sound itself...

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Names like Breana, Gabrielle, Brighid or Sabrina.. just Bree is nice!

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As you know I like more classic names BUT in the section 'NNs' it is one of my favourite!

I prefer Brígh. Bree just makes me think of Brie.

Cheesy.

I think it’s a little... *sunglasses*... cheesy...

I like it. B. has a forty-third cousin seventy times removed named Bree. lol

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Okay, seriously. I think she's his first cousin twice removed? Something like that, and her name is really Bree'Onna, but she's called Bree often.

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You'd have to know B. and the fact that he's distant cousins with half of the African-Americans in this county to appreciate the joke there. Not long ago I read a news article about a young man being shot and killed in his house on the same street that B. lives on, and when I asked him about it, sure enough, the guy was his "cousin". What degree of cousin is anyone's guess, if it's 43rd cousin, he still says "cousin".

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I once knew a male Brie whose name was really Brian.

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I like it, but I think I prefer it as a nickname for Brianna, which I love.

It's okay, but just okay. I far prefer Brianna or Sabrina by themselves.