[Opinions] Re: WDYTO Blair?
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Okay that little diversion aside:
I don't dislike the name Blair.
This will sound kind of odd: I don't really care for the name itself, but I kinda like it on any gender.
The name itself is rather unpleasant sounding. It doesn't strike me as feminine or masculine.
Yet I don't dislike it?
I don't know. I just looked at the popularity rankings and was struck at how popular the name seems to be for girls right now in the US; I figured this would be a rather dated fad name. I mean, Gossip Girl was kind of a thing when I was in high school (insofar as any CW shows were "things" before Netflix streaming), but Blair Waldorf wasn't exactly the kind of character one might view as aspirational for a child.
Andrew
put a smile on your face - make the world a better place (:
xoxo Gossip Girl (in Kristen Bell's voice)
Okay that little diversion aside:
I don't dislike the name Blair.
This will sound kind of odd: I don't really care for the name itself, but I kinda like it on any gender.
The name itself is rather unpleasant sounding. It doesn't strike me as feminine or masculine.
Yet I don't dislike it?
I don't know. I just looked at the popularity rankings and was struck at how popular the name seems to be for girls right now in the US; I figured this would be a rather dated fad name. I mean, Gossip Girl was kind of a thing when I was in high school (insofar as any CW shows were "things" before Netflix streaming), but Blair Waldorf wasn't exactly the kind of character one might view as aspirational for a child.
put a smile on your face - make the world a better place (: