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[Facts] Re: Ashley for a boy

by Nanaea

5/5/2001, 5:24 AM

I would strongly advise your friend against naming her son "Ashley". Perhaps she may consider the more masculine form of "Ashton"?

Sorry, Ashley may have been perceived as a masculine name in years gone by, but nowadays any boy named "Ashley" is going to be perceived as being a sissy-boy.

-- Nanaea

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