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Subject: Re: The Difference Between East Coast and West Coast
Author: findthesea   (Authenticated as findthesea)
Date: May 2, 2012 at 11:02:39 AM
Reply to: The Difference Between East Coast and West Coast by Serafina Starstrider
New England girl here. My time is split pretty evenly between the city and the cape. Personally I do think a girl named Dante would feel really out of place. I know more masculine/strong names for girls seems to be a trend, but in all honestly I feel like I keep meeting little ones with frilly names. Or at least names that specifically denote their gender. The most masculinely named girls I've taught recently have been Avery, Ainsley/Ainslee, Taylor, Harbour and Ryan. But none of those are really a stretch. Personally if I met a little girl named Dante I'd be left wondering why her parents gave her such a strong, masculine name when there are plenty of strong females names out there. Have you ever thought about Bronte?

"for whatever we lose(like a you or a me)
it is always ourselves we find in the sea"
e. e. cummings

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