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I don't mind it for a boy. This is surprising because I usually hate surnames-as-first-names, but Sawyer is an exception. However I really don't think it works for a girl, it's definitely a boys name for me

I don't like the sound - not fond of Moira or Moya for the same reason. It makes me think of beans, or sauce (but in my dialect -r doesn't happen). And I don't like random lnfns either. And for a girl, the meaning is ludicrous. Sorry, but no.

Should be left as a surname... It works as a surname... At first when I saw it, I thought 1 more person had found another surname to tag on a little boy as a fn that doesn't really belong in that position, but on a girl, it's even worse. Sounds kinda dorky to me.

I love the name for either gender, but unfortunately I could never use it. I have family with the surname.

Horrible - occupational surname for a man sawing logs. Unfeminine and unpretty. Also remind me of "Saw ya!"

My friend has a puppy named Sawyer - so, I think of a dog.

Sawyer is the name of my friend's little brother (he's about 13). He's the only Sawyer I've ever met. It isn't my style, but I don't dislike it.

Sawyer is one of the only names in existence I like equally on both genders.

I don't mind if for a boy at all. But definitely only for a boy.