Female names that are technically unisex that you prefer for males

Jean

Whore.

Cameron

Sydney

Taylor. Too hard sounding for a woman.

Beverly

Evelyn

Carol

Ryan

Kyle, Ricky, Tony, Joe, Charlie, Skipper

Morgan.

Yes, I know there was Morgan le Fay, and I like both Fairchild and Brittany (née Suzanne Cupito), but I still prefer it as a man’s name as in Freeman and the late Stevens.

Beverly

Leslie

Vanna

Morgan

Blake

Dale and Lee

Dana

Dylan/Dillon

Robin

Sasha

Lee. (As in Lee Remick vs Lee Majors.)

Glenn

Meredith

Vivian

Hillary

CUntee

Brandy

"George" for women always rubbed me the wrong way when I was reading those Enid Blyton books as a kid. So ugly on women, but perfectly fine on men.

Isn't Sasha actually a diminutive of Alexander?

Yes, although I've never been able to wrap my head around Russian diminutives. They make no sense to me and I'm a native Slavic speaker.

I like Tracy better as a male name.

Kelly, Stacy, and Courtney are also good male names.

Shannon.

I’d name a boy Shannon.

Caitlyn

Jody

Jude

Jackie

Jesse.

Girls should be Jessie.

Quinn

Jordan

Logan ( I know two female Logans, but it’s a boy’s name to me)

Cameron

Riley

Tate

Devin/Devon

Dylan

Blake

Ryan

[quote]I like Tracy better as a male name.

I would burst out laughing if I came across a male named Tracy R29.

R27, Sasha is the shortform of Aleksasha, a diminutive of Aleksandr and Aleksandra.

Similar in form to:

Maria -> Masha

Natalia -> Natasha

Pavel -> Pasha

Cheryl.

Greg

Marion

For a male R41?!?!?

Gerg

River

BJ

Valentine, Ryan, and Kyle are not unisex names. They are male names.

They’re unisex nowadays

They're unisex for pretentious cunts you mean R47.

All names are up for grabs; language is a virus. To argue otherwise is to cone across as an elderly pedant.

If you scan the Top 200 baby names online, you see a dozen or more formerly male names that newborn girls’ parents are now choosing. Riley, Parker, Avery, Addison, etc.

You see none of this in reverse, over on the baby boy names.

The one-way flow (boy names can migrate to the girl list but girl names never migrate to the boy list) is probably a reflection of the stuff described in the spoken intro to What It Feels Like For a Girl.