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HelpVaughn & Murphy on girls?
in reply to a message by HoneyBee
Obviously, I don't know these people and am not privy to their inner naming motives, and maybe I'm reading too much in to the wrestling connection, but this *looks* like another case of "I want my little girl to have a strong name" syndrome. It's a long-held peeve of mine.
Why is it that feminine names are often considered inherently *not* strong?
Why is it that feminine names are often considered inherently *not* strong?
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I don't get it either.
I personally think that many authentic feminine names sound strong.
It's like the parents of a daughter named Vaughn, Ryan, or Elliot think their daughter can't accomplish anything good if she has a feminine name like Violet, Aurelia, Irene, Filomena, or Theodora. It is a sexist, backwards way of thinking.
I personally think that many authentic feminine names sound strong.
It's like the parents of a daughter named Vaughn, Ryan, or Elliot think their daughter can't accomplish anything good if she has a feminine name like Violet, Aurelia, Irene, Filomena, or Theodora. It is a sexist, backwards way of thinking.
This message was edited 1/24/2011, 2:59 PM
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