Do you prefer Chad or Reece?

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Reece

I prefer it spelled Rhys though (live in Wales)

I really like Rhys but less so Reece which is probably ridiculous of me!

Dislike the name Chad 🇹🇩

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I like Reese, this is Chad.

Rhys but only this spelling

We aren't using Rhys and I've said why!

Reece. I have a 12 year old Reece (very polite and sensible never described as naughty).

Chad - cartoon shown above
Reece - Reece's Peanut Butter Cups. Or misspelling of Rhys.

Don't like either!

Haha this thread is funny.

OP: I prefer Reece, I don't want to use Rhys.
Most replies: oh, ok... what about Rhys?

Chad is an overweight middle aged American man in cowboy boots who voted Trump.

Reece is the naughty boy in class and his best friend is Tyler. He marries Demi-May.

@Caprianna - can't stand snobs.

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Another who thinks Reece is a naughty boy name. Negative connotations.
Chad is dreadful.

Chad seems quite American. Reece is a good name, though.

'Reece is the naughty boy in class and his best friend is Tyler. He marries Demi-May.'

So, too working class. Is that what you mean?

I knew Chads. One went to Eton, the other very much didn't. Both dealt weed.

I prefer Reece/Rhys.

If it helps, OP, your reason for not liking Rhys (other children not knowing it says Rhys) is probably not likely to happen again as it is more common now maybe.

If you only want the spelling 'Reece' then I still prefer it to Chad.

I really like Reece. Chads are the little bits of paper from using a hole punch

Was just about to post that I'm surprised only one person has mentioned the footballer Chad Evans. Then I just remembered he was Ched Evans. Still it was the first thing I thought of, sorry.

Neither, but I love Chas.

Reece

There's a Rhys in the class I work in, he's the sweetest, nicest boy. I definitely don't think of it as a naughty boy name.

I come from the city in ye old Mercia that St Chad is associated with. Everything is Chad this & Chad that. Therefore to me it's really boring & unoriginal .

Reece is only nice if spelt properly (Rhys).

I know a really lovely Chad (he's a young teen (might even be 12?) and from the USA) and he really is such a lovely young man. That's why I think it's the better of the 2.

Not keen on Reece - I don't like the sound of it! It's not a 'naughty boy name'... They don't exist. A name doesn't make a child naughty Rhys is better, but that's only because of it's background, so I think it changes my thoughts on how much I like it. Still don't like the sound though! I also had a Rhys in my class (I left school 2 years ago) and in Yr 7, I had no clue that's how his name was spelt and I didn't know how to say it