Masculine girls names

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Any suggestions? Think Dylan, James, Aaron, etc for a little girl.

The most obvious are Charlie and Jamie but I'm not so keen on those.

I love American "surname for first names" especially unisex ones, already used Parker and Carter.

I love
Robin
Bob (Bobby/Roberta)
Frankie (Frances)
Laurie
George
Stevie (was desperate to be called this when I was a child!)
Leo

I knew a spencer. She was talented and unique and very happy in her own skin. I also like Riley
If I get a 3rd dd I'm called her something shortened to Ronnie.
I've just met a Brodie - love that too

Also spencer had a sister called Lyle

Knox

Princess. Veronica is the usual to get Ronnie for a girl.

I absolutely love Frankie for a girl.

Bertrand what is your problem? Very strange coming from such a militant feminist as yourself.

I think Bill from Mallory Towers was Wilhelmina or something to that effect.

I rather like Darrell ( a la Mallory Towers again). There was also a US gymnast called Shawn Johnson, never come across another female Shawn.

"Bertrand what is your problem? Very strange coming from such a militant feminist as yourself."

It is a feminist issue for me. Why aren't girl's names good enough? Nobody would ever give a boy a girl's name. "Unisex" means "boys". And once a name becomes identified with girls, people stop using it for boys- it becomes "devalued".

There are lovely names that girls and women have been carrying for centuries- and new ones that are for girls alone. why not use them proudly for our girls?

Christian
Eden
Cyd
Robbie
Vivian
Pat
Bertie
Asher
Nicky
Ronnie
Tommie
Arlo
Zebedee
Ariel
Angelo
Cory
Dean

Not sure if it's already been suggested but I love Bryn. Also like Ryan and Taylor a lot.
Love Piper and Harper (not really "boy" names but a little more on the masculine side.)

Alex
Freddie
Joe
Sam
Henri
Al

Jesse is a boys name :/

I like (wini)Fred for a girl.

Rae and Greer are both nice female names but have a masculine feel.

Scott (Scotty sounds very cute!)

LOVE Jesse as a boy's name. Sadly IN Scotland it is a no-no (at least where I am from!)
How about Stevie, Noa(h) or Bobbie

"There are lovely names that girls and women have been carrying for centuries- and new ones that are for girls alone. why not use them proudly for our girls?"

Because I don't like them? And that's good enough for me.

Surf Is it a negative insult for a "girly-boy" where you are? My DM is half Scottish and was dead against me using it for that reason

So 'Jesse' is ok but 'Jessie' isn't, that's just illogical.

Yes, Your it is exactly that - very irritating. I think if I hadn't been brought up surrounded by people using it as that insult I could see past it but sadly not. Such a shame when a name is spoiled. However, am always glad to come across a male Jesse and compliment them (and their parents) on their name!!!

As a person with a unisex name, it sucks quite frankly.

Please help me understand why ANYONE would do this to their most beloved child because I've never had a satisfactory answer from my parents.

I was treated horrendously at primary school by kids in my class and older as my brother was 2 school years ahead of me. The only way I could stop was by fighting.

I know someone who named her baby girl Ezra recently.

I know an Adrien, two Sydneys, a Stevie, a Bryan (yes really) and loads of Georgies. All good names.

Luca
Rio
Alex
Jay

I've just realised I have a boys name. Loki. Never caused me any issues. Apart from people usually assuming that I was the naughty one. I was but that's not the point