Top Ten Gender-Neutral Names
Are you a trans or a gender-fluid person and are unsure of what new name you want to be known as?Here are the top ten gender neutral names, perfect for anyone who is in between the gender roles!
Alex is also a great choice for a gender-neutral name. There are countless guys and girls named Alex, so it is an amazing choice for being a gender-neutral name!
Most of the names on this list only sound good for one gender. Alex is a nice name for both genders.
Yeah, I totally agree, but my dad doesn't. Who cares?
This name would be the ultimate perfect name for a gender-neutral person. It is totally acceptable and best suited for both a guy and a girl.
Riley is also a popular gender-neutral name. There are many guys and girls named Riley. Hence, it's a good choice too!
Taylor is another awesome name. Take Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner for example. They both share the name Taylor, which is why it is a perfect name for both guys and girls.
An awesome gender-neutral name. Again, it does not sound too girly or too boyish. It can be suited to either gender, making it a gender-neutral name.
Morgan is another unisex name. It sounds very magical and mystical. It is a very popular unisex and gender-neutral name to consider.
Drew is one of the less popular unisex names, but it is still one of them. It would suit both genders and even someone who wants to remain gender-neutral.
Frankie is also a less common unisex name, but it is a very good one to consider.
Peyton has unique spelling and is a unique gender-neutral name that is less known.
Frances is a beautiful name for either a boy or a girl. It is also a very lovely unisex name.
For males, it's spelled Francis.
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Beautiful name. It doesn't sound too girly or overly masculine. I prefer the name Cody spelled with a K rather than a C.
I have a Sam in my class who's a boy and had a girl teacher named Sam.
Short for either 'Samuel' or 'Samantha.'
Yes, sadly it is. When I used to go on Habbo years ago, I had a boyfriend called that when I was 15, but we broke up after a few months or something. At least I didn't know him in real life, and my real name was notTilly. In the old days, there was a rule not to use your real name. Bye.
Short for either 'Christopher' or 'Christina.'