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But only because of the associations I have with the name. I associate it with Adine Harper, who used to captain our national netball team, so I find it feminine, even though it was her surname (she changed it when she got married). If there wasn't that association I would probably say boy only, but as it is I much prefer it on a girl.

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Funnily enough, Adine Wilson actually named her son Harper. I would use it on a girl.

I think it should be left as a surname... If used on either, it should be a boy. Sounds ugly for a girl.

Boy

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and I really like it.

Neither, and it is very ugly.

Boy, though I greatly dislike it.

both

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I love it on a girl, but I think it is okay on a boy.

Girl.

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Too many Harper Roses in BA's for me to think of it as a boys' name anymore.

Boy

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Pojke

Prefer for a girl, but it works for either.

This message was edited 7/24/2009, 9:05 AM

Both

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Both but I don't like it either way.

I'm not crazy about it either way, but I can much more see it on a girl. I just don't see it as a boy's name, even though I know a couple who were planning to use it for a boy, but they had a girl.

I like this name though I don't think I would use it. I like it on either.

Girl

Either, actually. Whatever feels best. But mostly girl, to me.

Boy, and I adore it

Boy.

I like Harper for a boy, but more as a GP.

Girl...and I think it's very nice :)

boy

Girl

boy