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This answer was written prior to the edits in the OP, so it is wrong.

Is it just that

the person's name has to contain a long vowel sound? (Peter, Amy, and Teaghan do while Jonathan and Emma don't.)

If that's the case, then

a name like Ashley, which is unisex, should work.

Is it just that

the person's name has to contain a long vowel sound? (Peter, Amy, and Teaghan do while Jonathan and Emma don't.)

If that's the case, then

a name like Ashley, which is unisex, should work.

This answer was written prior to the edits in the OP, so it is wrong.

Is it just that

the person's name has to contain a long vowel sound? (Peter, Amy, and Teaghan do while Jonathan and Emma don't.)

If that's the case, then

a name like Ashley, which is unisex, should work.

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EFrog
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Is it just that

the person's name has to contain a long vowel sound? (Peter, Amy, and Teaghan do while Jonathan and Emma don't.)

If that's the case, then

a name like Ashley, which is unisex, should work.