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in reply to a message by Perrine
I like it for both. Atm, I like it more for a girl.
For a boy, I imagine someone who is a bit cheeky and mischievous, with messy hair and a big grin on his face. He likes to draw and probably plays hockey. I immediately think of Joshua Jackson's character in Mighty Ducks - the leader, the heart and soul of the team. I also think of this cute Australian boy I met online on a drawing website. He was a model, but he was also very friendly and kind. Very well liked by everyone. I also think of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which is probably why I get working class vibes from this name.
For a girl, I definitely get tomboy vibes. I honestly imagine kind of a Joey Potter-esque person, like from Dawson's Creek. Not sure why Dawson's Creek actors/characters are on my mind for this name, but yeah. She's not above playing soccer or hockey with the boys, and she always has something to prove. She's a hard worker with a mind of her own. In terms of associations, I know several baby girls name Charlie atm and my former co-worker had a daughter named Charley, who was a pretty high level hockey player.
I don't associate it with a particular time period for a boy. For a girl, it sounds a bit modern to me.
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For a boy, I imagine someone who is a bit cheeky and mischievous, with messy hair and a big grin on his face. He likes to draw and probably plays hockey. I immediately think of Joshua Jackson's character in Mighty Ducks - the leader, the heart and soul of the team. I also think of this cute Australian boy I met online on a drawing website. He was a model, but he was also very friendly and kind. Very well liked by everyone. I also think of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which is probably why I get working class vibes from this name.
For a girl, I definitely get tomboy vibes. I honestly imagine kind of a Joey Potter-esque person, like from Dawson's Creek. Not sure why Dawson's Creek actors/characters are on my mind for this name, but yeah. She's not above playing soccer or hockey with the boys, and she always has something to prove. She's a hard worker with a mind of her own. In terms of associations, I know several baby girls name Charlie atm and my former co-worker had a daughter named Charley, who was a pretty high level hockey player.
I don't associate it with a particular time period for a boy. For a girl, it sounds a bit modern to me.
This message was edited 1/15/2023, 2:09 PM
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