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I am going to be honest, it sounds ugly to me.

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I also don't believe that it became popular because of the Brontë sisters because it seems to have shown up suddenly in the 70s or so.

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I am wondering if there was a soap opera character named this because it seems so...unlikely...to just randomly use this as a given name. It doesn't sound too name-y like Lindsay or Ashley do.

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I don't know. It looks better with the trema and at least you can claim that you named them after the sisters (which I guess most people didn't) but it could cause a lot of trouble on documents so maybe not. Depends on how normal this is in your area and whether they can easily print it that way on diplomas etc.

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No, it seems feminine to me because of the sisters.

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It feels dated even though it was never super common because it fits into the Brooke, Brianna, Brandy category. I feel like Br-names are out of style.

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