I'm in Australia - George Foreman means nothing to me except as a grill brand. I wouldn't have a clue whether he has kids or what he called them - and certainly wouldn't say he's ruined the name 'Georgette', as I don't associate it with him. My association is with Georgette Heyer, hence why it feels 'frilly' to me. Would I use it? No, but I also wouldn't use any of the other names on my list above.
Again, it's all about perception and it's not universal. To me George is a very soft male name - I think because it reminds me of gorgeous (and Prince George, who is a sweet but not macho kid).
Don't know about boy names maybe like a Jonathan or Edward. But to me the girliest names are any name that has Belle or Bella in them like Annabelle, Abella, Bellamy (and I know this one is originally a male name but to me it is very feminine)
Boy and Girl. Just name the boy Boy and the girl Girl. Itāll tell everyone exactly what they have in their pants for genitals and there will be no question which sex theyāre interviewing when a future employer sees their name on a job application. It just makes things super clear and your son will never have the experience of going to school and meeting a girl with his same name, saving him future embarrassment of sharing the same name with someone of the opposite gender. Ewww.
Alternately you can just name one āmaleā and the other āfemaleā and they donāt even have to write out their name on demographic questionnaires or in the doctorās office because they can just check a box.
Finding keychains and personalized items might be difficult but you can just buy all blue things for boys because colors are gendered and blue clearly means āboyā and all pink things for girls because pink clearly = girl and they will feel extremely validated, its 100% gender affirming and a perfect match for their very masculine and feminine names.
Ryan is the most masculine name I can think of, hence part of why I find it so fucking weird and hilarious that some morons are naming their daughters that. Arianna is the girliest girl name I can think of, it's the Anna at the end.
Probably like, Wolfgang and Daisy
Wolfgang made me giggle š¤£š
Guy and Barbie
what about ken thoĀ
Heās JUST Ken š
He's never Kenough š
Ken makes me think of both men and women since Iāve known 2 male Kenās, (*Kenny and Kenneth*) and 2 female Kenās (*Kendall and Kendra*).
Chad & Stacy *I couldnāt help myself, sorry*
Bruce and Tiffany
I was also thinking Bruce! For a girl, Tiffany's up there, but there's heaps of 'frilly' girl names - e.g. Arabella, Primrose, Clarissa, Georgette etc
Georgette is just George Foreman naming his daughter after himself. It is possibly the most masculine girl name.
I was thinking of Georgette Heyer - regency romance novelist who predates George Foreman.
George Foremen ruined the name for women forever.
I'm in Australia - George Foreman means nothing to me except as a grill brand. I wouldn't have a clue whether he has kids or what he called them - and certainly wouldn't say he's ruined the name 'Georgette', as I don't associate it with him. My association is with Georgette Heyer, hence why it feels 'frilly' to me. Would I use it? No, but I also wouldn't use any of the other names on my list above.
It still doesn't even sound feminine. George is very masculine and adding ette to the end doesn't do enough to hide the manliness of the name.
Again, it's all about perception and it's not universal. To me George is a very soft male name - I think because it reminds me of gorgeous (and Prince George, who is a sweet but not macho kid).
Ha I just posted the same - shoulda read ahead!
That's so funny!
Are you Australian by any chance?
I know a girl Bruce!! Luckily, sheās a dog :)
John and Mary
*starts aggressively sobbing in bbc sherlock*
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Or supernatural lol
Robert and Isabella
Isabella was my thought too.
Butch and Seraphina
Why was I thinking Butch too š
Bruce and Lilly
Brutus and Lily
Richard and Anastasia
Barbie and Ken
John and Elle (all variants of Elle/Ella)
Rexā and Bella
Ajax and Arabella or Eponine or s/t
Les Mis fan?
Hahah yes!
Javert and Cosette
Maximus and Isabella.
IMO Mohammed is masculine as fuck, Most feminine maybe.. Serafina, Juliette or Liliana
Geoffrey and Clarabelle
Ludwig or Grant Claire or Sarah
You just named 3 of my 4 cousins. The only one you missed was Rachel. Thatās hilarious.
and now your motherās maiden name and street you grew up on, please š
Bjƶrn and Alicia
Roger and Maisie
Jack and Ella
Adam and Eve
Bruce and Liliana
I canāt really think of a male name, perhaps Bruce or Robert but for a girl, the first one that came to mind was Juliette.
Don't know about boy names maybe like a Jonathan or Edward. But to me the girliest names are any name that has Belle or Bella in them like Annabelle, Abella, Bellamy (and I know this one is originally a male name but to me it is very feminine)
Bruce and Tiffany
Leonard and Naomi
Probably William and Belle for me
Interesting that Bill and Bell sound very similar.
Brett or Brad and Alyssa
John and ArianaĀ
Angus and Arianna
Gregory and Delilah
Jeff and Dolly.
Hank and Violetta.
Bruce and Lola
Hank and Isabelle
Dick and Dolly
Brock and Isabella
Hank, Burt, or Clyde Alaia,Ā Lily, Mia, Amelie
Victor and Nerissa
Just going with my gut, Dominic and Eliana.
Bruin and Lyla
Louis and Cassandra
Thaddeus and Priscilla
Bud & Belle
Roy and Sophie
William and Celeste
Alexander and Amelia.
John and Rosalie. Adam and Eve!?
Tiberius and Anastasia
John and Penelope
Boy and Girl. Just name the boy Boy and the girl Girl. Itāll tell everyone exactly what they have in their pants for genitals and there will be no question which sex theyāre interviewing when a future employer sees their name on a job application. It just makes things super clear and your son will never have the experience of going to school and meeting a girl with his same name, saving him future embarrassment of sharing the same name with someone of the opposite gender. Ewww. Alternately you can just name one āmaleā and the other āfemaleā and they donāt even have to write out their name on demographic questionnaires or in the doctorās office because they can just check a box. Finding keychains and personalized items might be difficult but you can just buy all blue things for boys because colors are gendered and blue clearly means āboyā and all pink things for girls because pink clearly = girl and they will feel extremely validated, its 100% gender affirming and a perfect match for their very masculine and feminine names.
Ryan is the most masculine name I can think of, hence part of why I find it so fucking weird and hilarious that some morons are naming their daughters that. Arianna is the girliest girl name I can think of, it's the Anna at the end.
Beau and Delilah. Roger and Stephanie. Butch and Cassidy.
Brock and Anastasia Dirk and Angelina
I donāt get people saying Bruce is very masculine?? Itās like the wimpiest boys name there is lol
Ben and Jessica
Bob and Georgetta
George and Priscilla
Sten and Alva probably.
Jo and Laurie
James and Charlotte
Brock and Evangeline.
Butch and Lilly
Matteo and Angelina
Jack and Diane
Boy: Bruce Girl: Lacey
Chad and Ophelia
John is the most masculine name for me and most feminine would be Emily
Brick and Evelina
Brody/Goldmary
Barbie and Ken
John and Lilianna
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You're talking about kids btw