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It's always made me think of a muscular, very athletic woman, and for me personally that's not a really positive image, so I don't care for it. I hope this doesn't offend any athletic females out there. It's strictly personal, due to the fact that in high school gym class I witnessed the non-athletic girls not being treated very nicely by the athletic girls.
Although it has occurred to me that I love Callie and Callie and Kelly are very similar. Go figure.
As a teenager, I used to babysit for a little girl named Kelly who would now be forty-seven years old. Yikes. I have no idea whether or not she turned out to be muscular and athletic, lol.
It just occurred to me that it can be a boys' name, although I automatically thought "girl". I think I'd like it more as a boys' name if it hadn't once been popular for girls. I'm not of the "It doesn't matter, Ashley, Courtney, Leslie, and Kelly are still fine for boys" school of thought.
Although it has occurred to me that I love Callie and Callie and Kelly are very similar. Go figure.
As a teenager, I used to babysit for a little girl named Kelly who would now be forty-seven years old. Yikes. I have no idea whether or not she turned out to be muscular and athletic, lol.
It just occurred to me that it can be a boys' name, although I automatically thought "girl". I think I'd like it more as a boys' name if it hadn't once been popular for girls. I'm not of the "It doesn't matter, Ashley, Courtney, Leslie, and Kelly are still fine for boys" school of thought.
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