the rest of my list.

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

Summer (I always wanted this to be my name.)

Tallis

Ashlanne (This was a typo that i liked)

Gabriella

Ellie

Tess (Makes me think she would be a cowgirl)

Madison

Nadia (nahd-y-ah)

Whitney

Aaralyn

Ainsley

Payton (or Peyton)

Jaina

Colbey
KodiLynne (yes, both names)

Kellanne (Kellan- a little girl in Africa had this name)

Kristi

Eryn

Felicia

Faith

Graciana (because my cousin is Grace... so i have to change it up)

Hadley

Cheyenne

Dakota (Not Dakota Fanning! Even though i like her a lot)

Kelley
Alexakai (A-lex-a-keye)

Kenya

LaRue

Reagan

Piper (Not after Gillian Anderson's daughter, and not after the character in Robots.)

Annake`

Rowan

Paige

India

Sahara

Quinn

Evann

Montanna

Oakleigh (if i had a boy named Oaken... and if i was slightly strange.)

Rory
Acacia

Adrianna
Chaeli
Hickory (i will never use this because kids would call her Hick, Hickey, Hickory Dickory Dock, etc. Maybe a middle name.)
Emmirette (middle name only)

Tanner

Harrison (not Ford)

Garrett

Matthew

Matthan

Isaac

Matthias

Howard (Howie was cute until Howie Mandel showed up)

Isaiah

Asher

Clayton

Ethan

Wells (or Welles, but not Orson)

Julian

Logan

Austin

Brendan

Elliott (i Actually like this better as a girls name.)

Hassan

Ian

Jessup

Roman

Taj (with a soft "j")

Wesley

Wow, those lists are old.

Comments

[ladydiddymus.livejournal.com]

Where are you from? Madison and its various spellings have been topping popular GIRL-name charts for years. Whitney and Kelley are hardly considered exclusively male names anymore, either. And even if they CAN be used for either, I think they're much too feminine sounding anyways. And the "unique teenager" comments are hardly necessary.

[ladydiddymus.livejournal.com]

My point is that regardless of origin, Madison has been a popular girl name for at least the past decade. For that reason, it's unfair to accuse the poster of trying to be unique for assigning Madison as a girl's name.
As for Whitney and Kelley, these are also more popular for girls in America than boys, but it's just my own opinion that the their endings ("-ly"; "-ee") sound feminine.

[morphinae.livejournal.com]

Both of you - Play nice.

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

ditto

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

No I'm not a teenager, but i did say the list was old. Why don't you tell me how you really feel?

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

Just because an opinion is nice doesn't mean it is a fake opinion.

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

I'll be uterrly shocked if you are not a teenager. Seriously, teenagers always have bad taste i names, and I am a teenager myself!

HAAAAAAAA! So if teenagers always have bad taste in names and you are a teenager... then what makes you think you have good taste? Just wanting to check out your thinking here.

Clayton and obesity? Am i dense on this one? Seriously, i want to know... i think i missed something.
I never said i was unique for liking boys names on girls.
When was Hickory a boy's name? Actually... it's not a name at all. It has not been found in any database. This does not mean it hasn't been used as a name, but it does mean that the word was not meant to be a name. So in keeping with popular theory about naming your children anything that is not an accepted name... i will take it off the list.
And Piper? I just checked. Predominately a girls name, so it would be mean to inflict it on a boy. Because Sarah is predominately a girls name... who would name their son that? Same with Hadley. And Whitney. And Kelley or Kelly or Kelli or Keli or Kely or whatever.
Anneke' is what Anne Frank's father called her.
What's wrong with Erin? Maybe it think that trend is getting old.
Faith- no comment
But really... no need to get defensive. They're just names. Pretty much just words. Right?

[mandy-23.livejournal.com]

I know a Hadley, a Whitney and several Kelly's...all girls. In fact I've NEVER known a guy with those names. So they may have been intended for boys but they are used for girls now.

[ladydiddymus.livejournal.com]

How would you pronounce Ashlanne? Because if both syllables are emphasized it sounds awkward, and if not then the spelling is a little awkward. I like Reagan but it reminds me of the Exorcist haha eek. Aaralyn and Ainsley are different, they remind me of someone I know named Aislinn. Cute, though :)

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

Ashlanne- almost like Ash-lynne but not quite. I would never use it because no one could pronounce it correctly... even me it seems.

[crzydimond.livejournal.com]

Well i think these are all nice names =]

One of my best friends names is Brendan Elliot [First and last name] so it made me laugh that these were consecutive on your list =D
and Oakley is on my list of boys names, but it looks nice for a girl as well i think.

[turtle-dove-1.livejournal.com]

OKAY... everyone in the world is going to name their kid whatever they want to name their kid. There are going to be very few people who "absolutely adore" every single name that ever passes through the social security office. That's doesn't mean that they are going to hate every person though. I hate hate hate the name Sasha. I don't know why, just never liked it. My cousin named his daughter that, and i love her more than anything. Same thing with Cooper. And Derek. Etc. Do i hate those kids? No. Do i tell their parents that they picked horrible/nasty names? No. No one is going to like everything be it names, parenting styles or ice-cream toppings. Yeah, we can have opinions. It's America. And no, this was not a political speech, no i am not a teenager, and no, i am not a hormonal.