[Opinions] Tinsley
Tinsley is pronounced TIHN-zlee. What do you think?
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Tinkly. Not so great.
I sort of like it in theory, but it makes me think of “tinsel”.
Pretty bad
It feels like an insubstantial confection.
It feels like an insubstantial confection.
Don't really like it
Sounds like that shiny silver tinsel people put up for holidays. It doesn't have a lot of substance.
I tend to think about how it would feel to be a Tinsley in a sea of Harleys, Paisleys, Tinleys, Huxleys, Brantleys, Kingsleys, Finleys, Oakleys, Tenleys, Bexleys, Hadleys, Presleys, Brinleys, Tenleys, Khinleys and whatever other one-syllable sounds parents want to stick a -ley on the end of. I also think of the teachers with a room full of children constantly saying, "Sir/ Miss, did you say Tinsley or Kingsley?" Personally, I would imagine that in both cases, it would be more refreshing to have a name with a bit more substance to it. I don't mean to sound harsh, I actually like a lot of -ley ending names, I'm just really sick of this trend.
I think that it's much too close to 'tinselly', especially close to Christmas.
I want to read it as “tinsel”.
I don't mind it.
Tinsley, Tenley, Kinley... all of these names go right in the bin - along with Peyton / Payton. I don't even know what to call this category of names, but it's my very least favorite.
Mine too, I hate all of the names like Jayden, Payton/Peyton, and all the names that have an leigh ending like Tayleigh or Taylee. Also names like Bexley, and Pax.
This message was edited 11/10/2020, 12:04 PM
I strongly dislike it. Sounds very bratty.
Best left on a Christmas tree.
Juvenile, lispy-sounding, and annoyingly tryndee. It’s much better off staying as a surname.
A trendy name that's flimsy and boring.