Hey Pandas! Can You Give Me Gender Neutral Name Recommendations?

i recently realized i'm nonbinary, and while i like the name bee i want to explore some other options and fully settle on something. if you could also give me advice on how to come out that would be great. some names i like already are kit, ash, charlie, cal, raine, zee, ollie, and blair.

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WE NEED TO BUILD AN ARMY OF OLLIS :)

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im a chicken

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oh also i want to get my hair cut even shorter, but i need ideas. can you give me images in the comments (if you're able to) and/or names of haircuts? thank you

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freakingbee (she/they)

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Raven, Kim, Riley, Arden, Robin, Brooklyn, Indigo, Ashley, Jordan, Andy.
Here's some names

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Mis Stake she/her 🇫🇮🇬🇧

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It must be a relief to not hide a big part of yourself. That must be exhausting. I'm happy for you! OK, nuetral names.

Harlow, Remi, James, Jaimie, Flynn, Casey, Morgan, Reagan, Dylan, Ash, Blake, Jordan, Riley. Could you tell me your name given at birth? Maybe there's something to work with there that's gender nuetral. If you want to. I'd love to hear what you decide. 😁

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I'm not wonderful at this specifically but I can give you tips! I'd recommend taking a short sound or nickname form your current name (for me it was z, which my friends still call me sometimes) and going on baby name websites to find names that feature that sound. If you go with bee or B, I'd recommend choosing a name that starts with or majorly features B. (My name starts with z cause Google is very not helpful at finding names with z in them that don't start with z). Blair is a good option but I personally would lean towards something a bit less unusual, although that's just me. I'd recommend going with a name that you've seen other adults with or is vaguely common so you won't think it's immature or cringy in a few years (not me having the most basic name I could find). Also, if it has a meaning that you like, that's good. Also, if you're going with something shorter (kit, cal, etc) I'd recommend finding a longer, more professional version for work or school. Also, consider asking your friends for their feedback. They know you and they have a different perspective on your name (I personally ended up between my name and zayden, which is in retrospect a horrible name and I am glad my friends stopped me). Be aware that baby name websites are toue friend and you should look at them as much as possible. If you want my actual opinion on your names, I really like Ollie and i think it'd be great for you. Charlie is also cute, but it reminds me of a kid I know and my entire friend group calls him either Charles or Chuck as a joke, so be aware of that possibility. Kit is also adorable, but it seems like more of a nickname than a full name. It's also more feminine than not I believe. Ash is a classic for queer kids, and it does have longer forms, but the longer forms are really either masculine or feminine without an in between. Raine is nice, but the extra e on the end sorta puts me off. It's a bit 'quirky/unique' for my taste. Zee is. Uh. That's my nickname so I can't comment there. Again, I really like Ollie and Blair is pretty nice, but seems a bit more unusual (the 'quirky/unique' thing again) than what I'd go with.
Hope that helps!

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