Message: "Re: unisex names"

Re: unisex names

by Daividh (guest)

10/13/2002, 1:32 PM

Need to use a little caution here. Single occurrences of a male name used for a female (Daryl Hannah, Michael Learned, Sean Colvin) do NOT make these unisex names any more than Alice Cooper makes "Alice" a name that would be used by males.

I'm just curious: So-called unisex names are confusing at best, not to mention annoying to other people and problematic to the bearer. Why would someone WANT to give a kid a unisex name?

Daividh (brother to unisex-named sisters Dale and Lynn)

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