Do girls ever get named "Junior"??
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Yes, one of the popular stars of recent times was Nancy Sinatra, Jr., the daughter of Frank Sinatra.
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I read in a book of baby names once that Jacqueline is the female version of James. That was long ago, though. I'm not so sure now. You might want to double-check. And Jacqueline is French, isn't it ?
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junior bridesmaids or ring bearer or flower girl
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I was moved several times before junior high and it wasn't fun.  Every one knows your name right away (since they already know everyone there) and you can't remember all of thier's.  They have established friendships and you are the "new kid" trying to fit in so some kids feel threatend by having to share thier friends with you.  But if you are confident and comfortable being yourself, things will go easier than if you decide it's going to be hard.  Keep a good attitude and Best of Luck!
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My husband is a II instead of a Jr.  His parents hated the junior thing, but liked his dad's name.  It's not that common in the states though, on his driver's license it's typoed as 2nd.
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thats extremely common and very normal\nread the link below for what girls themselves think of it
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Okay... I am not into all this celebrity crap... but  isaw it somewhere the other day...Shee had a girl and named it Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt.... At least it is a more normal not. Not like Apple or Scout! Good for her!
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Unfortunately things like "Bubba" and "junior" stick.\n\nOther things like "Snooky" and "Boo-Boo" eventually fade, particularly when those people become professionals. Though some use those silly nicknames, to endear themselves to customers, particularly in sales.\n\nNow if you are thinking of artist aliases, they keep their actual names and they picked out what they'd be known as... so when they are in their 50's they'll be haunted by their own choices.
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It is annoying when that happens. I am frequently mistaken for my daughter's sister, and once a cashier refused to sell me a lotto ticket. I get asked what high school i go to, and while I may appreciate it later, right now I want to slap people.It takes a long time to grow up, you want to be acknowledged when you do!
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Girls Junior = Kerens\nBoys Junior = Cooper\nGirls Major = Cayuga\nBoys Major = Godley\nGirls Senior = Nocona\nBoys Senior = Cayuga\n\nGo to website below and click on "tourneys"
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It is a cute name but far too common now a day \nI always like Charlie for a girl but thats me. I like the idea of having a name that isnt so common. Mine is Melinda. Its not so common. though my sister is Jennifer and many of her friends have to refer  to her by her first and second name because she is one of many in their circle. Think of something orginal even go back in your family history to find some good ones!!
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Yes, girls are sometimes mean. Men are sometimes mean, too. LOL.
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son, yes you will jr high is too young to have a girl friend. wait until you get to high school.
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i think its called girls world. but if ur not a teen girl it wont be good.
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Don't kid yourself, men get called names too. Sadly there is a double standard for women, who men look upon as wives and mothers, and are supposed to be saintly almost.\nBut just because a woman gets a name, doesn't mean that is what she is. Sometimes it is someone else being jealous, or having a grudge against her. So never judge a book by it's cover.
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Yes and No... \n\nWell its like this when you call your baby a name for example "Chucky" then when he grows up and people would still call him "chucky" then he might say or might think that he is still a child... But if you can remind him always that he is not a child no more then name does not influence his being a mature person...
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It's basically because this is still a man's world !\n...Fathers used to take pride in having their names 'live' on - by naming the eldest son, and heir apparent to their family surname, as their 'jr.'.\n...Mothers very seldom had any say in naming their daughters - and few fathers cared to christen a daughter with their wife's name, which might have brought about a trend of female 'juniors' as well.\n...But even then, when a girl gets married, tradition demands that her surname be changed to that of her husband : \nUnder these circumstances, a girl can be called her mother's junior only until marriage - because, once she gets married, the 'junior' suffix will have no significance, or meaning with reference to her husband's family surname !