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It's not a boy's name, or a unisex name. It's only been in use as a first name for a few decades, and it was always used on girls.
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Why this?
Summer is the season after spring, filled with sunshine, growth etc. It isn't a gendered thing/ concept like flowers, Rose, Lily etc.
So what exactly is this explanation?
Summer is the season after spring, filled with sunshine, growth etc. It isn't a gendered thing/ concept like flowers, Rose, Lily etc.
So what exactly is this explanation?
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The season is not gendered. The name is. Roses (the flowers( aren't gendered, but the name is.
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Again what makes "Summer" feminine? Where's the feminity about the name? Sunshine. Rebirth.
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Agreed
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