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Geke♂23-09
I myself find it a very genderfluid name. I myself am genderfluid/ unsure of my gender. I see my name as genderless since both females and males ect. cam have this name in my opninion. And my name, Geke, is actually kind of pronounced as Gay-ke, so not to hard for foreigners. But not everyone with the name Geke has the same pronounciation. And also sorry for my bad English.
Jorinda♀20-09
I love my name...people tend to always fall in love with my name. Proud to be called Jorinda .much
Nardus♂ 6-09
I always liked my name- There will always be names we would have rather had but I were always happy with mine, especially because there is not a lot of us out there,
Livinus♂ 3-08
It's unique. I hope I do it credit. Though meeting other Livinus often gives me a weird feeling Lol... It's like looking at a twin in certain aspects of ur personalities and wondering how you differ
Alluriana♀ 8-07
It’s a lovely beautiful name when pronounced as well as when it is written on paper. Most importantly it is a beautiful name with a beautiful meaning!!
Grea♀19-06
I don't really remember why my mom named me Grea, but it's pronounced "gray" and I often get called Gree-uh or Gray-uh. I always get compliments on it though!