Unisex names?
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babynamesI was wondering how popular unisex names are these days? I'm female, but my name is Charlie. I was born in 1983. I think unisex names were somewhat popular in the 80s? Although I think Charlie is actually in the top 100 UK girl's names now somewhere. It's not short for anything, although most people assume it is. Anyway, do you know anyone with a unisex name? The only other people I've known with one are girs called Mickey Jo and Jamie.
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Ones at the elementary school where I work..
Date: 2006-01-04 02:02 pm (UTC)Girls: Tyler, Alex (could be short for something), Hunter, Wilson, Indey, Ronnie
Boys: Haydn, Ronnie (not so many boys)
In life I've known girls named Tommy, Bobby, Billy, Dusty, Avery (why is this suddenly so popular?), Reagan, Danny, Addison, Cale.