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I like the name Jamie on both boys/girls. I really dislike Kelly for a boys name, only girls!

I like Rowan and Quinn although I always think girl with quinn. Charlie is cute too

All of them (dislike) I'm just not a big fan of them in general.

I'm not a huge fan of them in general, but I like Alex, Rory, Sam, Sawyer, Drew, and Payton. (and Quinn and Avery but I think of them more as girl names). I went to school with the most confident, awesome girl named Ryan.

@HLK208: lol! Jaime is the first name that came to mind that I don't like (sorry I hope I don't offend anyone with that!) I just NEVER know if it's a girl or boy! It's so 50/50!

I love Reese and Drew for both!

Another one I can't really get on board with is "Maxwell", a'la Jessica Simpson. It's so masculine, and then when she calls her "Maxi", well, my mind instantly adds "Pad" to it.

@Mrs. Cowgirl: I also love how the nicknames are more unisex like that for feminine names!

I think Jamie is a really cute nickname but it's not very satisfying as a first name, I don't know why.

Not a fan of Blakely, or in general other names that sound made up. It's quite awkward to say in English, I wonder how it would play out in other countries for future work, study, travel.

I love Maxine and Max but I agree with @shopaholic: about the whole maxipad thing. It's really a shame.

I like Quinn/Quincy.
That's about it!!
Oh and I like Rory for a boy. I don't think of ot as a girls name although most people do.

Jamie/Jaimee is on my list of possible girls names! I really love it! The only thing that is putting me off is the fact that Britney Spears' sister is called Jamie-Lyn..... it puts me on edge!

I love your name list! Quinn and Sawyer are two of my favorites. Avery is adorable, and it seems to be getting really popular in MI where I love.

I also like Jensen (which has garnered a few raised eyebrows) and Finley (Finn), but most people think of Glee when Finn is mentioned.

I have a unisex name and don't mind it now but I didn't like it growing up. I was constantly teased by people who would spell my name the boy version. I didn't hurt m feelings, it was just annoying. I still have to correct people on the spelling (a=boy e=girl).

I do like Charlie for a girl but I would name her Charlotte that way she had a choice of going of going by a unisex nickname or not.

I have a unisex name and I kind of wish I didn't for that reason. The name is fine itself, it's just weird whenever I hear a guy mentioned with the same name. My Mum also has a unisex name and people have often gotten confused and thought it was my Dad (i.e. turning up at a hotel that Mum had booked).

I'd try and avoid it for my kids.

My daughters name is after David (just with an -ie at the end)

I'm not a fan of unisex names (mostly because I don't think there are many truly unisex names--I almost always associate a name with a specific sex, even if it's labeled "unisex"). My dad has a unisex name (I actually think it's more of a girl's name) and he hates it. So we won't be doing unisex!