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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog
I was talking about a separate study. I can't find the link to it now, but it wasn't specifically about race-it was about names that were difficult to pronounce. You can be white, and have a name that people don't know how to pronounce, such as a guy I went to highschool with, who's parents name him Celly. I saw it, and assumed it was "Sel-ly", but it was really "Kelly" - but since his last name started with a C, his parents decided to be cute and spell "Kelly" with a "C".  |
I wouldn't want to be a guy named Kelly these days...nor would I want to be a guy named Ashley.
Why is it that so many formerly guys-only names are slowly becoming women's names?
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