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Do you think or Aaron/Erin as a guy or girl name? Just interested to see obviously most people think of it as both but which one do you see it more as? Of all the names out there Aaron/Erin is the one name I think it the most split between genders (that I can think of anyways).

i know a guy called aaron and a guy called erin, but i dont talk to aaron and erin is a bit of a dick. aweherm

Aaron is a boy's name and Erin is a girl's name.

i know a guy called "Pete" its not his real name.

Aaron: male.
Erin: female.


Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

what storm said

i know about the spelling difference, forget about the spelling, if someone just says the name outloud do you think they are talking about a guy or girl?

i'm just curious

Well, if someone with a British accent says it, it is quite easy to distinguish between Aaron and Erin.

erin is a girls name and aaron is a guys name, over here

Originally posted by chillybanana
Aaron is a boy's name and Erin is a girl's name. Originally posted by Storm
Aaron: male.
Erin: female.


Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam. I agree.

aaron--guy
erin--girl

My name is Lance, but that's not really my name. So don't call me that.

Originally posted by darthsith19
Do you think or Aaron/Erin as a guy or girl name? Just interested to see obviously most people think of it as both but which one do you see it more as? Of all the names out there Aaron/Erin is the one name I think it the most split between genders (that I can think of anyways). Sam

Toni / Tony

Frankie / Franky

Chris?

Originally posted by chillybanana
Aaron is a boy's name and Erin is a girl's name.

Yep yep


Originally posted by Mairuzu
Sam

Toni / Tony

Frankie / Franky

Chris?


Chris for guys

Kris for girls

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
Yep yep





Chris for guys

Kris for girls yea, couldnt figure out how to spell the female one

Ive met both male and females with the name Taylor, same spelling. Im guessing that is a pretty versatile name.

Ah, theres another one

Met a male and female Bobby or bobbie

Originally posted by chillybanana
Aaron is a boy's name and Erin is a girl's name. Originally posted by Storm
Aaron: male.
Erin: female.


Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam. Originally posted by Neo Darkhalen
what storm said Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
I agree. Originally posted by guy222
aaron--guy
erin--girl

I honestly see it as more of a boy name but it's unisex either way. I've heard of a lot more girls named Jamie than guys but I still see it as a guy name so this is kind of the same with "Erin/Aaron."

I know a guy named Aaron, a couple of girls name Erin and another girl names Aryn.

Here Aaron, and Erin are said completely different
So Aaron = male, Erin = female.

I've known a female Michael
and a female Shaun

Both to me, sound more like male names.

What's with all these unisex names anyway? The only one I came across was Sam, but even then, that's Samuel and Samantha.

Originally posted by lord xyz
What's with all these unisex names anyway? The only one I came across was Sam, but even then, that's Samuel and Samantha.

Alex?

Originally posted by lord xyz
What's with all these unisex names anyway? The only one I came across was Sam, but even then, that's Samuel and Samantha.

There's loads.

Aaron is a lads name and erin is a girls name

Are you all completely retarded? The thread starter is quite clearly asking that whether on pronunciation, each name sounds either masculine or feminine.

It's an odd thing to wonder about, I'll give you that. Though the concept of the thread really isn't that hard to understand.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Are you all completely retarded? The thread starter is quite clearly asking that whether on pronunciation, each name sounds either masculine or feminine.

It's an odd thing to wonder about, I'll give you that. Though the concept of the thread really isn't that hard to understand.
For once in all of my KMC history I am actually the one that read the post correctly and answered it logically. hanuts

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
There's loads. Well, yeah, Alex, Ashley etc. but I'm talking about people with those names I've been with personally. I know an Ashley, but he's just a guy in the year above me, and all I can say about him is, he's called Ashley, knows my brother, and most people hate him.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Are you all completely retarded? The thread starter is quite clearly asking that whether on pronunciation, each name sounds either masculine or feminine.

It's an odd thing to wonder about, I'll give you that. Though the concept of the thread really isn't that hard to understand. Not to mention he clearly states it here?

Originally posted by darthsith19
i know about the spelling difference, forget about the spelling, if someone just says the name outloud do you think they are talking about a guy or girl?

Originally posted by darthsith19
i know about the spelling difference, forget about the spelling, if someone just says the name outloud do you think they are talking about a guy or girl? I've known both Aarons and Erins, so I don't automatically think of one or the other.