[ SECRET POST #3714 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3714 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[this was labeled "1984 musical, David Bowie" for some reason]


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[From Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Time's Arrow", parts 1 and 2]


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04.
[Michael Jackson, "Scream"]


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05.
[Misha Collins]


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06.
[Nisio Isin]


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07.
[Yuri on Ice]


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08.
[Caitlyn Jenner]











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Comments

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

... but those names aren't gender neutral? I always thought parents who do that mean names like Parker, Robin, McKenzie, Devon, etc.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Robin, Rene, Andrea etc. fine, those could be called 'gender neutral'. I personally wouldn't, but whatever.

But in those conversations James is always example number one, followed by a plethora of obviously masculine names for daughters.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

... or as I like to think of them, names for super white people. A co-worker of mine named her daughter Madison and I had to bite my tongue over just how suburban white parent that sounded.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

LOL. Sounds like a surname, check. Sounds like a boy's name, check. Sounds like incompetent social climbing, check.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds more like a mermaid to me.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

Madison is a really common name though. I know at least three female Madisons (Maddison) and no male Madisons, including a good friend of mine who is nearly thirty. Nickname Maddie. That doesn't sound yuppie at all to me.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

It was a very rare first name until the movie Splash came out. Now it's really common.

"Maddie" was pretty common, as a nickname for Madeleine, Madonna, or some other name.

Re: Names

[(Anonymous)]

Not sure why you think being common means it can't be yuppie. SUVs are common. McMansions are common. Abercrombie and Fitch is common. Etc.