It is not a boy’s name. It can be either. |
It is an advantage to have an ambiguous name that forces sexist people to judge you based on factors other than gender. |
I know 2 male Quinns and 2 female Quinns, all under age 10. I guess it's popular in my neighborhood because I seem to hear it on the playground and out in public all the time...pretty even mix of boys/girls. I don't like the name but it has nothing to do w/ gender/sex. It just doesn't sound good to me. I think of Quinine.
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Qin was the first Chinese emperor, who united the country, built the Great Wall, etc |
This is where the ubiquity of adding pronouns to your email signature is helpful. |
LOL same! I had to google what her first name was, I knew that was her last name but it's been so long I couldn't remember anything besides Quinn |
You are trying too hard. |
I've known Quinn's who were both male and female (having dinner with a female friend named Quinn tonight!) It's either, but I think of it more often as feminine. |
Adult, I would think probably male but not be sure. Kid, probably female but also not sure. |
+2 It sounds very LMC. |
Surname |
Because it is not your history? Good to know that is all that matters. (But FYI: that history is shared by 1/5 of the humans on the planet. ) |
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I think it leans toward a male name, but I’d still put it in the “Pat and Chris” category of names for either sex. |
Know more males with the name but it goes either way. kinda like Dylan |