What's the most manliest name for a guy?
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So I used the Behind the Name site DM mentioned
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And I've always thought Jocelyn was a girl's name...
Masculine: Anthony, Max, Bernard, Sam, Justin, Arnold
Feminine: Michelle (nearly all the michelles I know are pretty much girly...I think), Katherine/Kat/Kathy, Fi, Kelly (this Kelly I know is VERY girly, and cute), Stephanie, Sarah, Anna
I was going to say "Kenneth" for masculine...but this Kenneth I know just does not fit in. I feel masculine when standing next to him.
Behind the Name wrote:JOCELYN
Gender: Feminine & Masculine
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And I've always thought Jocelyn was a girl's name...
Masculine: Anthony, Max, Bernard, Sam, Justin, Arnold
Feminine: Michelle (nearly all the michelles I know are pretty much girly...I think), Katherine/Kat/Kathy, Fi, Kelly (this Kelly I know is VERY girly, and cute), Stephanie, Sarah, Anna
I was going to say "Kenneth" for masculine...but this Kenneth I know just does not fit in. I feel masculine when standing next to him.

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Flower is a name? o_o Anyway, I've always thought of 'Guy' as a girly name for a... guy.
And Butch just makes me think of a bulldog.
I agree that Jack is very masculine, and loads of names really - I think it depends on who you know with that name, because you always associate it with them afterwards.
I agree that Jack is very masculine, and loads of names really - I think it depends on who you know with that name, because you always associate it with them afterwards.






