Would you give your daughter a typically male name?
- Yes, its unique
- No, girls can have girls names
- Only if paired with a feminine middle name
How would you spell * Aiden * for a girl?
How would you spell * Adrian * for a girl?
How would you spell * Blake * for a girl?
Which male name do you like the best for a girl
- Aspen
- Devin
- Everett
- Grey
- Spencer
Iād give it to a girl, not because itās be unique but because I liked it. Iād spell it the same exact way cause to me a spelling doesnāt make it anymore feminine (ex, [name_f]Blayke[/name_f] doesnāt look more feminine than Blake), though with [name_f]Adrienne[/name_f] it is the actual feminine form of [name_u]Adrian[/name_u] and not just a different spelling and I actually really like the way it looks too. For the last poll [name_u]Aspen[/name_u] actually leans fem to me, Iāve only met and seen female Aspens, voted for [name_u]Grey[/name_u] even though itās a solidly unisex name to me I still love it 
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For the first poll: No I wouldnāt, but not because I think āgirls should be girlyā, they are simply not my style 
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I went for āyes, itās uniqueā but Iād more just use one if I liked it.
Iād spell it [name_u]Aden[/name_u]
and I love [name_u]Everett[/name_u] on a girl 
well, im not aganist it, i just donāt think id personally do it. id still love to see it though !
In agreement with several comments above: I donāt think girl names have to be girly, but āmaleā names as girl names tend to not be my style. I do like more traditional āfemaleā names that have masculine or gender neutral nicknames, like [name_f]Philippa[/name_f] āPip/Philā, [name_f]Frances[/name_f] āFrankieā, etc.
And I usually prefer āoriginalā/more simplified spellings of names. I donāt find that different spellings make me think of a name as more or less masculine or feminine, and to me they just add a layer of confusion.
But I did vote for [name_f]Adrianne[/name_f] (and especially love Adrienne) as the feminine form of [name_u]Adrian[/name_u]
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Itās not my style, personally. Perhaps itās a cultural difference (Iām not American), but Iām not sure why I would use a boysā name for a girl when there are so many beautiful and meaningful girlsā names out there. Plus, there are already fewer boysā names than girlsā names in the naming pool as it is.
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[name_f]Pretty[/name_f] much what @leafygreens said exactly.