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Oops -- didn't mean to imply that your two, male family friends named "Ashley" were sissy-boys. :)

Have to ask though: Are they Southern? I can imagine the name "Ashley" being more commonly given to boys in the South than in the North -- probably because I seem to recall a male character from the novel *Gone with the Wind*.

You won't find many (if any at all) male Ashleys in New York, though. Quite a few boys named "Asher", though. ;)

-- Nanaea

• Ashley for a boy - Caroline  May 5 2001, 5:11:58 AM
  • Re: Ashley for a boy - Sabine  May 21 2001, 3:30:06 PM
  • Re: Ashley for a boy - 'Cole  May 6 2001, 5:40:15 PM
    • Re: Ashley for a boy - 'Cole  May 6 2001, 6:07:50 PM
  • Re: Ashley for a boy - V  May 5 2001, 10:52:59 AM
  • Re: Ashley for a boy - Daividh  May 5 2001, 10:52:07 AM
    • Re: Ashley for a boy - Nanaea  May 5 2001, 11:34:00 AM
      • Re: Ashley for a boy - Daividh  May 5 2001, 10:31:56 PM
        • Re: Ashley for a boy - Nanaea  May 5 2001, 11:12:50 PM
          • Re: Ashley for a boy - Daividh  May 6 2001, 7:55:14 PM
            • LOL! n/t - Nanaea  May 6 2001, 8:42:38 PM
  • The only "Ashley" I know is a boy who spells his name Ashleigh. I think Ashley is a good name for a boy or girl but it is more feminine nowadays - especially in America. I'd go for a really masculine middle name.. Tyson, anyone? (n/t) - Charlotte  May 5 2001, 7:05:21 AM
  • Re: Ashley for a boy - Nanaea  May 5 2001, 5:24:37 AM
    • More on "Ashton: Yes"; "Ashley: No"... - Nanaea  May 5 2001, 5:45:32 AM
      • The misbehaving of Selwyn - Selwyn  May 5 2001, 10:15:03 AM
        • Re: The misbehaving of Selwyn - Pavlos  May 7 2001, 3:30:55 AM
          • Re: The misbehaving of Selwyn - Nanaea  May 7 2001, 6:08:16 AM
        • Re: The misbehaving of Selwyn - Nanaea  May 5 2001, 11:26:01 AM
          • To the pure all is pure - Selwyn  May 6 2001, 5:15:31 AM