Is Quinn a male or female name to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't know any male Quinns! Interesting. I've only ever known female quinns so I'd assume that.

The only Quinn I know is a man.

[Anonymous]

Male. Quinn is a stupid name for girls. There, I said it. Stop giving your girls boy names, girl names should be ENOUGH.

[Anonymous]

This reminds me of an incident a few years ago where I was talking baby names with a coworker. The topic came up that someone had named their baby boy Quinn and I said something like "that's a girl name". Turns out this coworker also had a male child named Quinn.

[Anonymous]

The only Quinns I know are girls/women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was male for me up until Daria came out.

+1 Glad you reminded me this. DD and I rewatch Daria every couple of years. It’s such a great show.

[Anonymous]

Equally both. I would not have an assumption either way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Male. Quinn is a stupid name for girls. There, I said it. Stop giving your girls boy names, girl names should be ENOUGH.

+1. Girls in my neighborhood include Ryan, Quinn, Finn... I can't think of dumber, more boring names for girls/women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White women, black men.

Nope. I've known three Quinns, all white males. I know one man in his 50s, one college age guy and my kids have one classmate who is now in middle school with them (6th grade).

The only female Quinns I've heard of have all been television characters.

[Anonymous]

Either. There was a child actress in the TV show Family back in the 70s named Quinn, so it's not that new using it for females. My immediate thought is Quinn the Eskimo, anyone else?

[Anonymous]

I would assume female, but I know 2 children named Quinn, 1 M and 1 F.

My female assumption probably comes from the primary association the name has for me - Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Yes, that's the last name obviously, but Quinn = woman in my mind.

[Anonymous]

Both

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I got an email from someone named Quinn, I legit wouldn’t know or subconsciously have a presumption

+1

I love the name and strongly considered it for either my children and I have one of each gender.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White women, black men.

nope. Never heard this name for a black male and I do know a lot of black people as I grew up in a majority African American community and attended and later taught in majority African American schools. White males and white females, about an even number of each.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I know an asian Quinn and feel like the parents were trying too hard to not have their child identify as asian ethnicity.

WTF Quynh/Quinn is a very common Vietnamese name

Is that for boys or girls?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know an asian Quinn and feel like the parents were trying too hard to not have their child identify as asian ethnicity.

Stop judging.

People like the names they like, and don’t have to answer to the likes of you.