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Help[Opinions] Bronwen
I always though Bronwen was a bit...homely, I guess, even though I appreciae its long history. However, now I heard it in a movie and it actually sounds kind of nice.
What do you think?
Does it feel dated to you? It wasn't popular but sound-wise I guess it kind of fits in with dated names (Br-names seem to be out of fashion) such as Brooke, Brittany, Brianna, Brandy and Brenda.
Bronwen or Bronwyn?
Do you think the meaning is a problem? It means "white breast", "fair breast". I don't really take it literally, I guess it means something like "pure heart" in a non-literal sense but there are a lot of odd comments in the comment section that basically assume it means "nice t#ts" or something so I am a bit worried...
What do you think?
Does it feel dated to you? It wasn't popular but sound-wise I guess it kind of fits in with dated names (Br-names seem to be out of fashion) such as Brooke, Brittany, Brianna, Brandy and Brenda.
Bronwen or Bronwyn?
Do you think the meaning is a problem? It means "white breast", "fair breast". I don't really take it literally, I guess it means something like "pure heart" in a non-literal sense but there are a lot of odd comments in the comment section that basically assume it means "nice t#ts" or something so I am a bit worried...
This message was edited 3/10/2021, 6:14 PM
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