Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 21:09     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Emery

Riley

Spencer.

Gen Z is predicted to go all in on non-binary names.


But they won’t because they’ll become parents who name their kids normal names.


I really don’t think so. Non-binary will be the fashion and most people follow the fashion.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 21:08     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Shane and Shay
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 21:06     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Grayson. I know two girls with this name.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 20:37     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Sidney/Sydney
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 20:27     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Riley
Cooper
Blair
Shaun
Parker
Dallas
Rory
Taylor
Emerson
Corey
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 20:14     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
The ones I'd actually use/consider for either:
Rory
Micah
Alex
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 20:11     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:Cooter, Elrod, Iris, Pervis, Saggory, Yate, Zadie, Trigger, Merle, Roscoe, Quaid, Ace, Virgil, Cecilia, Harlan, Garland, Montana, Cliturus, Cepheus, Gator, Isolde, Tamsin, Bluegreen, Roadatlasm, Taifoo, Rumitoid, Quinntessential, Finny, Riverbed, Tomsawyer, Boomerang, Brokelynn, Robindahood, Biggullup, Redneck, Runfrumdempopo, Budweiser, Possum, Outlaw, Pokey, Moonshine, Tater, Booger, Buckshot, Paycheck Eggo, Cooter, Junkie, Grits, Hooch


Paycheck Eggo is mine! Don’t your dare use it!

Love the mention of Cooter twice.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 20:00     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:Emery

Riley

Spencer.

Gen Z is predicted to go all in on non-binary names.


But they won’t because they’ll become parents who name their kids normal names.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:59     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Wow …so many terrible names in this thread pick a name you like and stop being so try-hard. This is like that ashhleighh Ashlynn blackboard name meme but with contorted names.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:15     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Shelby and Reece are both family names. I wish I had used them. They would have worked for either sex.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:14     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:I think this trend of taking boy last names and making them girl names is stupid. I know so many Taylors, Madisons, Bradys and it's not great.


I think that the boy parents need to start stealing girl names.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:13     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:+1 for Campbell, Ellis, Evans, Carter, and Lane.

I knew three female Stuarts growing up in non-NOVA VA. I like it for either, but maybe more for a girl.


My 3x great aunt was Stewart. And her aunt and grandmother were Nicholas. This was in the 1800s.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:12     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
I think this trend of taking boy last names and making them girl names is stupid. I know so many Taylors, Madisons, Bradys and it's not great.
Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 19:09     Subject: Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’ve always loved Tristan and Morgan for either gender. I like Ashley as a boy name, but not for a girl; Evelyn for a girl but not a boy.


Who in their right mind would name a boy Evelyn?


Evelyn Waugh’s parents (the famous writer).


His first wife was called Evelyn Gardner.

Anonymous
Post 05/17/2022 17:27     Subject: Re:Unisex names you love that you’d use if it’s a boy or girl.
Anonymous wrote:Emery

Riley

Spencer.

Gen Z is predicted to go all in on non-binary names.


It will be interesting to see if up-and-coming names stay non-binary or follow the usual Ashley/Shannon/Dana pattern of masculine to unisex to feminine.