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HelpRe: The Most Boring Names, Ever
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How is it different though? Anyway, lots of names have bad/underwhelming meanings. Charlotte might mean man. Andrea definitely means man. I rarely see people decry their usage on these grounds. The majority of people value sound/style over meanings at this point. Of course, a Madison could easily grow up to dislike the sound/style of her name, but that risk is present with any name.
It just tends to be an inconsistent criticism, is what I'm saying. One that comes about because of a bias against unisex names, in my opinion. And I dislike the amount of bias against unisex names.
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/87410
It just tends to be an inconsistent criticism, is what I'm saying. One that comes about because of a bias against unisex names, in my opinion. And I dislike the amount of bias against unisex names.
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/87410
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I have no issue with unisex names, for example Riley is one of my favorite names for both, but my main issue with Mc names is that growing up in Scotland I've always known that Mc surnames mean "son of". I completely see your point about names like Charlotte but to me names like Jackson, McKenzie, etc... on a girl are a bit silly as they blatantly mean "son of". I have no issue with people naming their children this, I just don't like the names. I completely see your point but this is just my take on it.
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