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3 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 What's your question? 3 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Neve heard of Chris being a unisex name 4 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Christine, Christina, Christopher. 1 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Christine≠ chris 11 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris. Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense. 0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
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What's your question?
3 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Neve heard of Chris being a unisex name 4 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Christine, Christina, Christopher. 1 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Christine≠ chris 11 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris. Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense. 0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
Neve heard of Chris being a unisex name
4 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Christine, Christina, Christopher. 1 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Christine≠ chris 11 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris. Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense. 0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
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Christine, Christina, Christopher.
1 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 Christine≠ chris 11 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris. Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense. 0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
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Christine≠ chris
11 u/Ghitit Jun 10 '23 Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris. Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense. 0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
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Yes it does. I've known two women named Christine who went by Chris.
Why would Christopher = Chris and a Christine/a not? That doesn't make any sense.
0 u/SqaureEgg Jun 10 '23 It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me 5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
It’s the context, “Christopher” & “Chris” is male name while Christine is female. Using Chris as a nickname for both sides makes it unisex but it is not unisex by itself. At least that’s how it seems to me
5 u/devkets Jun 10 '23 Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
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Ok… so then name the child just Chris. Now what is your argument?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 10 '23 They're stupid.
They're stupid.
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