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Names won’t be gender specific vs. Unisex names are a passing trend

I posted this yesterday morning but I’d love to hear what the evening crowd thinks. What do you think will happen in the future? I’m just astonished at how many "unisex" names there are today. I was looking at my little cousin’s class list and I couldn’t tell if most of them were girls or boys without asking him. And even on the ones I thought I knew, I was wrong sometimes (Jaymes turned out to be a girl and Trystin and Morgan were boys). So what do you think will happen when these kids grow up and start naming the next generation?
Which baby name is best?
 Names Won’t Be Gender Specific
 Unisex Names Are A Passing Trend
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Carina in Canada
Dear Genie, I need you to help me find a Greek name for a girl. I've already used Theodore and Sebastian for her siblings. But every other Greek girl's name I see is either too pretentious, hard to pronounce, or just too popular now. The only name I can picture using is Caroline, but it's not Greek!
Baby Name Genie:
The Greeks would name her Charissa Zoe. Then, they would stuff her in a wooden horse and give her to the Trojans. So, my advice would be to borrow the name but not the rest of their tactics.

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