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I actually have a cousin named Landry! I love it!

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Don't tell me I'm the only one who likes it!

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Am I?

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I am, aren't I?

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Well, I like it.

This message was edited 3/21/2021, 6:24 AM

Please don't air your dirty laundry.

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It sounds like dirty laundry. Awful.

This message was edited 3/20/2021, 10:03 PM

Let's call her Lana.

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If she ever meets a gal named Bleach, they'll be mortal enemies.

This message was edited 3/20/2021, 1:40 PM

I actually wouldn't have minded the name much on a boy, but the combo of the two on a girl does not feel the least bit feminine to me.

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Landry said without her middle name...I guess there are worse names in the world, but it's definitely out there, and it's like a perpetual nickname because of the "y" ending as well.

Laundry...

Oh nooo, way too nasal in American English and too much 'laundry'.

I don't think the two names go well together. Too much A, R and Y maybe.

If you hadn't included the sex I would've assumed boy. It's very bland to me (ha, maybe because it almost rhymes with bland). For a girl I would've spiced it up a bit, something like Alandrey? Alandri? Bleh. As it is I almost read it as "dry land". I hope it's an honouring surname!

Gray is something of a GP of mine but Landry I don't like at all

Poor baby

Laundry Gray? I don't like it.

Hi !!!

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Landry is quite too similar to laundry while Gray is.. grey. It seems "grey laundry" if it were switched.

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For a girl it is even worse.

Landry reminds me of the surname Mowry for some reason not to mention Laundry.

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Gray is okay as a middle.

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Together it sounds fine but together it feels very meh and kinda ugly.