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HelpI don't mind masculine nns for girls (m)
in reply to a message by Miss Julia Keelan
As it still gives the girl a choice and she can revert back to her full name or adopt a more feminine nickname if she wishes.
For example Charlotte nn Charlie can go by Charlotte or Lottie if she wishes but a female who was just Charlie doesn't have that option. Though there are some masculine nns I don't like on girls (Charlie is one, and Evan for Evangeline and others) it's better IMO than an Aidan, Ryan or Tristan. I also don't mind the reverse, a feminine nn for a boy, like Francis nn Fran.
I like:
Josephine nn Joey
Alberta nn Bertie
Harriet nn Harrie
Matilda nn Mattie
Theodora nn Theo, Teddie
~Louise x
~*~Top Names~*~
Charles Frederick & Isabel Primrose
For example Charlotte nn Charlie can go by Charlotte or Lottie if she wishes but a female who was just Charlie doesn't have that option. Though there are some masculine nns I don't like on girls (Charlie is one, and Evan for Evangeline and others) it's better IMO than an Aidan, Ryan or Tristan. I also don't mind the reverse, a feminine nn for a boy, like Francis nn Fran.
I like:
Josephine nn Joey
Alberta nn Bertie
Harriet nn Harrie
Matilda nn Mattie
Theodora nn Theo, Teddie
~Louise x
Charles Frederick & Isabel Primrose
This message was edited 7/3/2006, 7:21 AM
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