Glen - becoming gender-neutral?

[primalero]

I have a boy. I need a name.

Do you think Glen is still 100% a boy's name or is it a bit androgynous?
The only female Glen I can think of is Glen Close, but I've seen Glen listed as either.

Also, what do you think of Glen, Gordon or Douglas for a Mac surname?

I have a friend called Glenn (male), and he blames the second "n" for making his name unisex.

I've only ever met male Glenns, and only with the double-n spelling. I have only positive associations with the name, and think it would be nice with a Mac surname.

I think of it as a male name.

I think of Glen as a boy's name too. I'm not keen on Gordon, but quite like Douglas.

Boys name, I like it.

I only know a male Glenn spelt with 2 n's. (he hasn't got a thick neck, will look more closely when i next see him)
I would automatically assume it was referring to a male.

I have only ever met boys with the name Glen/Glenn - have seen both spellings used. Not a name you come across very much in children round here these days though so not seen veyr much recently.

For me Glen is definitely a male name!

Douglas is great.

Not really a fan of Glen.

I've never heard of Glen on a girl. It probably stems from Glenys/Glynnis, whatever it is.

Don't like Gordon.
Douglas is nice, although I don't like Doug.

I think Glen works.

Like totally no way man.

Glen is about as gender-neutral as Roy in my book

It's not the nicest name though!

Gordon, Douglas-no no- sorry!

Gregory?

Only in America where they like to turn a lot of traditionally male names into female ones. I saw an American female called Robin on telly the other day - Robyn I have seen for a female but never with that spelling!

I really don't think anyone in the UK would assume Glen was female

Not keen on Gordon (maybe the Brown connection ) but Dougie ok..

Glen is a boy's name. Fact.
Douglas is a good middle name. Another fact.

Glen is definately a male name. Not keen on it though. Sorry. Douglas however is great.