IIN to dislike androgynous names?

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  • Avant-Garde
    8 years ago | pl

    I didn't know that "Tanner" could be considered a unisex name. This name seems so masculine.

    Names like "Tanner", to me, fall into this trend of giving your kids stupid, terrible, or overused names. These are Caucasian people's ghetto names.

    It includes names like:
    Jayden
    Mason
    Traylor (I kid you not)
    Bryson
    Greyson/Grayson
    Taylor
    Mckenzie (This is actually a good name, but overused)
    Braxlee
    Ryder
    Ryker
    Jaylen/Jaylin
    Brook'lynn
    Tyce
    ETC.

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    • reminiscent
      8 years ago | pl

      No who named their poor kid Brook'lynn or Traylor?

      I personally like names that not everyone has...my daughters name is unusual actually. ..she will never be able to find her name at a gift shop.
      I would say my daughters first name but people on here would most likely be able to find her easily via Google search.
      I will say she is named after my cousin who died Young a brain tumour ...I took off the first letter of my cousins name and thats the name I gave my daughter....her middle name is after my other cousin who died of drowning.

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      • Avant-Garde
        8 years ago | pl

        http://deadspin.com/5924827/american-baby-names-are-somehow-getting-even-worse

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      • iEatZombies_
        8 years ago | pl

        I'd name my kid Trailer. =}

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      • User-name
        6 years ago | pl

        Traylor? Seriously. Hm, and I thought River was a weird name.

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      • Anonymous Post Author
        8 years ago | pl

        You named your child after someone you love, that's not thoughtless.
        Im talking about people who call their child "Kynnadie" and have no care for the president or family history. They hear it in the park and say "oh that sounds trendy, lets use it but not bother to find out how to spell Kennedy "

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        • reminiscent
          8 years ago | pl

          Lol yes I would always put thought into the names I give my kids.

          Oh that reminds me of this
          http://i.imgur.com/mSZLSMh.jpg

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      • pastor_of_muppets
        8 years ago | pl

        Your daughter and I will both never be able to find our names at a gift shop.

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        • Avant-Garde
          8 years ago | pl

          I know the feeling all too well. My name has only been found around two times.

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        • reminiscent
          8 years ago | pl

          Thats ok its overrated :P

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          • Anonymous Post Author
            8 years ago | pl

            its not the gift shop thing, its explaining that your name is in fact "Kaytlinn with a K, a Y and 2 Ns and yes of course Im sure how to spell my own name"...!

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      8 years ago | pl

      Tanner is a dog's name lol.
      It really is, my sister in laws dog is named Tanner. Personally I wouldn't even use it on my dog!

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