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Garnet, Glenn, Gray
What do you think of these names?If you had to use one IRL, which would it be, and what would you use as a middle name?Are these names truly unisex, or do they have specific genders, to you? **Starfish and coffee, maple syrup and jam/Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine, and a side order of ham**
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Garnet is all girl, Glenn is all old-guy, and Gray is all boy.I don’t think they’re unisex, not to me, because I have very defined feminine/masculine traits to each name.If I had to use one in real life, for sure I’d use Gray. I like it... Gray Nathaniel.
Garnet Gabrielle, because I like the alliteration.I would use Glenn as the middle name, only if I had to. It’s ugly.
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Garnet and Glenn are fine, but I probably wouldn't use them.Gray is hovering near my top 10 for boys, and I'd also use it as a MN on a girl.I'd assume girl for Garnet and boy for Glenn and Gray, but wouldn't be surprised if the opposite were true.
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Garnet - unisex, but sounds more antiquated as a guy's name. It's good, but not my fave sounds.
Glenn - dated IMO. Daddish, dorky, kinda country. It's okay but I have negative personal associations. Could be a gal name, but I expect a guy.
Gray - dumb, fifty shades, pretentious, and not feminine.Garnet Claire

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Garnet is a female name to me, Glenn is a male name. Gray is a bit more unisex, but leaning male. I prefer Grey though.

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I love Garnet.Glenn is okay.I like Gray.They are not unisex. Garnet is feminine, Glenn and Gray masculine.I'd use Garnet Camille for a girl.
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