MANLY names that start with A?
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| Archer |
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| Love Adam and Aaron |
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Axel
Angus Augustine |
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Asa
Atticus |
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Anton
Aiden Asa Ari Aaron is my bro's name (love) Asher (nephew's name) Amos |
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Adam
Antonio Anthony Alex Alejandro Alek Allen Aaron Abraham |
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August
Aksel (friends kid's names) |
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| Alan |
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Where do you see all these girls named Toni? |
Anonymous
I don't know any little girls named Toni, but I know at least 4 adult women that go by Toni. That's not including all the random Tonis I've met in my life and can't specifically recall, and doesn't include Tony Morrison. |
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| Anders. |
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Okay, you can't complain about Andy and Alex being girls' nicknames, they have been around as long as Alexandra/ia and Andrea.
I get the annoyance of names switching genders, but what is the obsession parents of boys have with not having gender-neutral or shared names for their sons at all? It's not the end of the world if a girl shares your son's name. |
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| Augustus. Anatole. |
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There is no such thing as a gender neutral name. When a mom says that, she means that she wants people to think that her girl is a boy. Perhaps deep down she thinks that it will help with job prospects, or maybe she just hates everything feminine because she sees femininity as weak. "No Bella's or Elizabeth's for me! No sir, my girls name will be Maxwell Drew". Whatever the case, "I want a gender neutral name" = "I want a masculine name". I'd hate to be a man with the name Ashley or Carol. And I will not do that to my son if I can help it. If I had a daughter, the same notion would apply. |
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| Anderson |