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No, not unusable for boys. I see it nearly as often for boys as girls, actually. Not sure what your style is but a classic, clearly masculine mn would be my suggestion, like Taylor William or Taylor Charles. But don't do Taylor James, it seems corny to me (James Taylor's name in reverse, even though I do like him :b).

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~Heather~

bad for either sex

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I hate this name.

I hate this name with the fire of a thousand suns. But it's definitely better on a boy than on a girl. I don't think it's unusable. I'd pair it up with a clearly masculine MN:

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Taylor Christopher
Taylor Alexander
Taylor Dominic
Taylor Benjamin
Taylor Nicholas
Taylor Sebastian

I prefer Tayla, Taylor or Taylah for girls only.

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Mum to Hayley Anne

I LOVE the name Taylor for a boy, but spelled Tailor

Yes, I do. I have to say Taylor for a girl and Tyler for a boy.

I think it's fine for a boy. I might have used it for myself (though I'd probably use it on a girl) because it's my mother's maiden name. It's ended up being my niece's middle name, and my cousin named her son Taylor.

I don't like it for either sex, unless is is a family surname.

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And yes, it has been overly used.

I like it on both. It's fun and boyish on a boy, cute and relaxed on a girl.

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"We can even learn from our enemies." -Ovid

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