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Monday
Alexis, Andie, Angel, Ariel, Aston
Ray, Riley, Robin
Cade, Chaz, Cal
Jojo
Lake, Lindy,
Kelly, Kendall, Kenzie, Kit
Dezi
Elliott, Ellery
Friday
Harley, Haze
Isadore, Izzy
Skyler, Storm, Sunday, Saturday
Taylor, Tory
Val
Briar

This message was edited 3/10/2025, 5:56 PM

SO many! I'm a big fan of the style in general. But my favorites are probably -

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Clarke
Hayden
Palmer
Alex
Sam
Harley

James
Arlo
Logan
Blake
Noah

Dana, Kelsey, Lindsay, Taylor

This message was edited 3/9/2025, 8:22 AM

I like nicknames such as Andy / Andie, Beck, Bobby / Bobbie, and Danny / Danni for girls. In my opinion, most all surname names work well for any gender, but I tend to prefer Cameron, Devin / Devon / Devyn, Emerson, Murphy (you know, Interstellar), Parker, Quinn, and Remington as girls names. Then some miscellaneous ones: I knew a woman named Elisha, and I now would rather have it as a girls name. I have always quite liked the name Micah for girls. Then Austin, Conner / Connor / Konnor, Jaden / Jayden, and Jannick / Yannick are okay as names for boys, but I prefer them for girls.

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There are many other traditionally masculine names that I like as and think work well as girls names, but that I do not prefer as a girls name or even have a strong preference either way.

I like (and prefer) Esme for girls. I also consider Billie to be feminine.

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A lot of surname names and other more unconventional names like River, Sage, etc. seem somewhat genderless to me.

Evelyn, Robin and Terry / Teri

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I grew up with lots of male Ashley's (most of them went by Ash) and I hated the fact on AmericanTV shows it was for girls when I knew so many cute boys and older men with it. I'm now open to it on girls.

I don't actually see this often in the real world, but I like Ezra, Elijah and Isaiah more as girl names.

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I can appreciate some male names that normally feel quite boring more on girls. Jordan is for sure one of them. Also a lot of old-school classics like Billie, Bobbie, Tommie, stuff like that.

Danila.

The only ones I can think of now:

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Hadley
Sydney
Jordan

Morgan, Lauren, and maybe Harper, but it's not my fav in general

As only feminine names, none, I think. But I like these on both genders:

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Kendall, Rory, Windsor, Bellamy, Rowan, Hadley, Fortune, Remi, Darian, Emery, Rain, Blake, Aster, Shannon, Blair, Ellis, Quinn, Meredith, Robin, Arden.

Blake, definitely. On girls it's badass but on guys it makes me cringe.

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Also Rory, as a nickname.

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I don't know if Auden and Hartley were ever popular enough to be described as "traditionally masculine".

Zero.