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There is a difference between unisex and a boys name on a girl. Unisex means totally neutral and nobody assumes boy or girl and just using a name on a girl doesn't make it unisex. Spencer I've never thought of as a girl except on Pretty Little Liars but I find it weird. Spencer, I think of boy first. Kendall I think of boy first. Sydney, if I hear it I think unisex but if I see it written down spelled this way I think girl. Riley I see as completely unisex.

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I think boy first with names like Tyler, Ryan, Logan, Reese, Cameron, Charlie, Dylan, Jaden, Carter, Phoenix, Hunter, Devin, Hayden, Harley, Parker, Justice.

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I think girl first with names like Ariel, Addison, Madison, Skyler, Avery, Alexis, Reagan, Teagan, Angel, Shannon, Kim, Sage, Quinn.

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Totally unisex with Bailey, Riley, Frances, Payton, Jordan, Taylor, Rowan, Rory (though normally for a girl I'd think it was a nickname). Some times these can be identified by spellings: Bailey is unisex but Baylee seems feminine. Riley is unisex but Ryleigh, Rylie, or Rylee are feminine. Frances is feminine and Francis is masculine. I see Peyton as feminine and Payton as masculin. Jordan is unisex but Jordyn is only feminine.