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HelpRe: Workmate's new baby
in reply to a message by NobodyOfConsequence
I utterly do not understand this trend of masculine names on girls. It's just downright cruel and more people won't get upset until the table is turned and people start giving their sons feminine names.
Like naming a girl "Finley or Riley or Sawyer or Parker etc is "acceptable" but naming a boy like "Sarah, Eliza, Mary, Hannah" and people would get in an uproar.
The worst part is when its an OBVIOUS male name and it's just disrespectful to male names in a sense. I know other people had said that as well-not just me.
Charlie is OK for a female ONLY if its a nickname for like Charlotte or charlize or other.
Finley: males name no matter what you do; spellings, nicknames, pairings
I don't even care for Finley because I much prefer just "finn" but obviously for a boy.
Like naming a girl "Finley or Riley or Sawyer or Parker etc is "acceptable" but naming a boy like "Sarah, Eliza, Mary, Hannah" and people would get in an uproar.
The worst part is when its an OBVIOUS male name and it's just disrespectful to male names in a sense. I know other people had said that as well-not just me.
Charlie is OK for a female ONLY if its a nickname for like Charlotte or charlize or other.
Finley: males name no matter what you do; spellings, nicknames, pairings
I don't even care for Finley because I much prefer just "finn" but obviously for a boy.
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