I'm not completely sold on the idea that a name can determine your destiny. If I had gone by Emily instead of Emmy, I'd probably be the exact same person, but that doesn't stop people from saying that I am not and could never be an Emily. The jury's still out on whether being named Zack will give you a different personality than Zach, but I think we can agree that people feel strongly opinionated about their own names.
One dude with a feminine name (Indigo) recently went viral for defending gender-neutral names to his brother-in-law, who also has a feminine name (Skyler). Skyler is having a baby with his wife and can't stop ranting and raving about the trauma that having a unisex name will give to a lad. He thinks it's bad across the board, while Indie thinks that it depends on the person. When Indie shared that milquetoast opinion with Skyler, he was less than pleased.
One dude with a feminine name (Indigo) recently went viral for defending gender-neutral names to his brother-in-law, who also has a feminine name (Skyler). Skyler is having a baby with his wife and can't stop ranting and raving about the trauma that having a unisex name will give to a lad. He thinks it's bad across the board, while Indie thinks that it depends on the person. When Indie shared that milquetoast opinion with Skyler, he was less than pleased.
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