Winter

Something about this is super attractive on a boy. I would have never thought of it this way but I love it?

I love it equally on a boy. It's unique.

Summer is one letter away from the traditionaly masculine Sumner. In short, for a boy, Summer could definitely work! :)

1) Phonetically speaking, Wyn(n) is a Welsh boy name whereas '-er' is a fairly standard masculine suffix. Yes, there is Summer and Esther and Jennifer and Amber to consider, but when you weigh those few feminine options up against the sheer mass of boy names, e.g. Cooper, Jasper, Hunter, Tucker, Asher, Casper Tyler, Alexander, Tanner, Oliver, Archer, etc. (which are all more modern and popular at the moment), femininity simply doesn't spring to mind.

2) Winter is bitter, cold, harsh and wholly unforgiving. In fact, the season itself is often seen to be one of death and decay - which, gender stereotypes aside, still doesn't exactly paint a picturesque view of femininity, realistic or otherwise.

3) "Winter is coming" is a catchphrase that is practically trademarked to the testosterone-charged Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire. So whenever I hear or see Winter; blood, gore, violence, politics and a touch of olde-world chauvenism spring to mind.

So, overall, while I don't object to it being used for girls, I just don't see the 'all girl' quality that others seem to. Which is why I personally am considering Winter for a future son.

This name is definitely masculine to me, and very lovely. In fact, I might consider for a son in the future if it wasn't for the fact that there would be muddles over the fact that the name is now more popular for girls, and the poor boy might be teased.

The name sounds all girl to me. The meaning of the name even sounds all girl ,"rebirth of Spring," not to mention is does have a Disney princess vibe.