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in reply to a message by vintagelovex
My opinion on this is pretty well-known already, but since this is a Jamie post, I will go ahead and state it again.
I think that Jamie is too feminine for a boy. My husband, as a middle-schooler, felt forced to change his nickname from Jamie to Jim because of teasing.
Jamie has been popular for girls, as is commonly known. Although I really dislike Jamie for a girl, I think it became a girls' name for a reason, and that reason is that it is somewhat feminine, too feminine for a boy.
In addition, I think that Jamie on its own is too nicknamey. I would rather see a James nicknamed Jamie, than just Jamie.
I think that Jamie is too feminine for a boy. My husband, as a middle-schooler, felt forced to change his nickname from Jamie to Jim because of teasing.
Jamie has been popular for girls, as is commonly known. Although I really dislike Jamie for a girl, I think it became a girls' name for a reason, and that reason is that it is somewhat feminine, too feminine for a boy.
In addition, I think that Jamie on its own is too nicknamey. I would rather see a James nicknamed Jamie, than just Jamie.
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