Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Grayson. I know two girls with this name.
It's a stupid boy's name and an even stupider girl's name.
Accurate.
Ridiculous comments. Grayson is a name. You don’t have to like it but it’s far from “stupider”.
It is a name. A stupid one. And yes, it's stupider to name a girl a -son surname than a boy, for obvious reasons.
Anonymous wrote: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 wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Grayson. I know two girls with this name.
It's a stupid boy's name and an even stupider girl's name.
Accurate.
Ridiculous comments. Grayson is a name. You don’t have to like it but it’s far from “stupider”.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Grayson. I know two girls with this name.
It's a stupid boy's name and an even stupider girl's name.
Accurate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There’s a little girl named Elvis in my kid’s school and I really like that name for a girl!
The question is if SHE likes it. Personally I don't think it is right for a boy or girl. There is only ONE Elvis
Agree! I'd name a cat or dog Elvis, but not a person.
Anonymous wrote: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.
This is a trend now but giving the mother’s maiden name as a girl’s first name is an old-fashioned tradition, especially in the south among American gentry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Grayson. I know two girls with this name.
It's a stupid boy's name and an even stupider girl's name.
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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There’s a little girl named Elvis in my kid’s school and I really like that name for a girl!
The question is if SHE likes it. Personally I don't think it is right for a boy or girl. There is only ONE Elvis
Anonymous wrote: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 wrote:Grayson. I know two girls with this name.