Comshaw
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Yeah, a lot of actors did that: Rip Torn, Marylin Monroe, Vin Diesel, Helen Mirrem to name a few. It's a common thing for some, especially in a profession like acting.Commenter has a point: It reminds me of an interview John Wayne, Nee Marion Morrison, saying that that he created his tough-guy persona because of his parents giving him a girl's name.
Have you ever met a girl with the name Hunter? Maybe I'm on the strange side but I don't automatically tag it as a male name. And the first girl I met named Hunter was far from being screwed up and confused. She was a beautiful, intelligent member of the female gender. I think it is a cool name whether used for a male or female.
But I understand the reasoning behind your comment. A character in one of my other stories is named Caroll and it does cause him some angst and causes him to abandon the use of the name while growing up. Later though he realizes how individualistic and unique that name is and uses it with pride.
That said, in the context of the story the commenter said, "...No wonder she does stupid shit, been in a constant state of confusion her entire life." which isn't indicative of just pointing out someone confused about a name, but shows a visceral hated for the main female in the storyline. Questioning the use of a name I understand. I also understand what and why the commenter said what they said. I can agree with the former, but give a "FFS!" to the latter.
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