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My real name is both male and female, only the spelling is different.
Wondering how many other unisex names (with different spelling) you guys can come up with?
Just curious.
CereBellum
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WizzBitt · 41-45, M
Ashley (works with both genders), Ashleigh (female)
Lesley (male) and Leslie (female)
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WizzBitt · 41-45, M
No. Though that is a great movie and I have almost all lines memorized !!! 😁

Person A. Orlando Bloom
Person B. Johnny Depp
Movie. Pirates of the Caribbean (first part) :)
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CereBellum
@DaSlayer: Aye, matey!
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WizzBitt · 41-45, M
"And so far....in my books... this establishment is ACES"

"Aces? The ace of diamonds I hope"
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multiversality · 56-60, F
Off the top of my head:

Dana
Chris
Max
Charlie/Charley
Jo/Joe
Adrian/Adrienne
Lesley/Leslie
Robin
Jordan
Fletcher
Morgan
Polly/Paulie
Carol/Carroll
Pat
Lynn
Lou/Lu
Francis/Frances
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CereBellum
@bijouxbroussard: Ha, too true. However I know one in particular that is missing!
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CereBellum
You have listed almost 20 names, however only around 8 are spelled differently. The spelling part was actually what I wanted the most.
Hell of a good job though.
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elVato · 46-50, M
@Chrintelle1: Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayum
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Alex
Joe
Tully
Pat(patric, patricia)
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JustNik · 51-55, F
Francis/Frances and Marian/Marion come to mind.
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hiddenkitty · 26-30, F
If I understand your question correctly, my answer is Erin/Aaron.
Unisex names I can think of that don't require a change in spelling to adjust to the sex would include: Terry, Jamie, Taylor, Alex (even though this one is normally short for Alexander/Alexis/Alexandra), Jackie
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CereBellum
The Erin/Aaron is actually one of the best, as the spelling is so completely different, yet pronounced exactly the same.
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asjmk1 · 61-69, F
I met a couple once, their names were Curtis and Marion. Curtis was the wife and Marion was the husband. Btw, both my daughters have traditionally male names, but they both sound feminine to me!
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CereBellum
Daughters have traditional male names? Did you name them because of this fact?
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Wonderful · 36-40, M
I can think of many. Male of female names?
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CereBellum
@Wonderful: And that would be because. . . .?
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Wonderful · 36-40, M
@CereBellum: You've mentioned those twice already. So which one is it? :)
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CereBellum
@Wonderful: I really only mentioned it once; regardless, it was one that caught my eye as being the same yet so different. Also had me thinking of the vast difference between an Irish catholic lass vs. a Jewish lad.
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SW-User
Erin/Aaron, Shelby, Pat, Kelly. Those are the only male/female names I could come up with without thinking too hard
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SW-User
Francis/Frances
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PreciselyUs · 46-50, C
Francis/Frances
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TravisTx · M
Jamie/Jaime
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Chorma · 36-40, M
Nat
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elVato · 46-50, M
Ted?
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Livingwell · 61-69, M
Dani
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