Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of the Quinns I have met they were approximately evenly divided between male and female but I strongly prefer this name for a boy.
I feel the same way about Kelly, Tracy, Ashley...very handsome boy names and meh/blah on a girl when there are so many nicer options.
Well, too bad for you. All those are firmly girl names.
NP. Kelly is back for boys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Out of the Quinns I have met they were approximately evenly divided between male and female but I strongly prefer this name for a boy.
I feel the same way about Kelly, Tracy, Ashley...very handsome boy names and meh/blah on a girl when there are so many nicer options.
Well, too bad for you. All those are firmly girl names.
Anonymous wrote:Out of the Quinns I have met they were approximately evenly divided between male and female but I strongly prefer this name for a boy.
I feel the same way about Kelly, Tracy, Ashley...very handsome boy names and meh/blah on a girl when there are so many nicer options.
Anonymous wrote:Unisex
But you gotta be a confident boyish hot girl to rock it
If you aren’t the best looking and dorky/clumsy - don’t go for it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
+2 It sounds very LMC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Male obviously.
Quincey.
If OP asked about Quincey, then you would be right; think about the name Chris as an example of a unisex name which becomes male if short for Christopher.
Anonymous wrote:Male. I'd feel sorry for a woman with that name.
Anonymous wrote:Quinn is only a last name for women.
Anonymous wrote:Male obviously.
Quincey.
Anonymous wrote:Female.