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I suppose Ashley was not included here because it's a US-specific data set, but among English-speaking countries, I suspect it must be one of the top gender-neu
by evanjrowley 1y ago
I suppose Ashley was not included here because it's a US-specific data set, but among English-speaking countries, I suspect it must be one of the top gender-neutral names: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashley_(given_name) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashley_(given_name)
- aaronjbecker 1y agothe data is not only US specific but also focuses on recent naming trends, with the first chart covering 2000-2024. In the US, Ashley has been overwhelmingly female since the late 1960s: https://nameplay.org/names/combined/popularity/Ashley#genderBalance https://nameplay.org/names/combined/popularity/Ashley#gender...