I was wondering what made you choose your Femme name, for me it was very easy, I took the name of an old flame who I adored. She was a girl with great taste and style and always looked wonderful, even first thing in morning! I'm even finding myself buying similar clothes to those she wore. The only major departure is hair colour, she always 'hated' blondes!
One of the first girls I was friends with at school. She was very much like I wanted to be and dressed how I wanted to dress.
Also I like the name Sophie, it's very much an femmanine name without being too girly.
What's wrong with wanting to be a princess?
'Charlotte' from the song 'Charlotte Sometimes' by The Cure (not 'Charlotte the Harlot' by Iron Maiden...) and 'Elizabeth' was the name of one of my Grandmothers.
My First Name Is Derived From My First Pet(kimmo). My Last Name Is My Mother's Maiden Name.
I Got The Idea From A Book On Crossdressing That I Read In The Early 70's.
My Name Is By Far Not Very Creative Or Feminine, But All My Friends Know Me As Such, Since The 80's, So Why Change It.
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Kimm
The girl living across the street from us in my youth was named Donna. She was a majorette. Loved that outfit . . .The T is short for TVTG.
DonnaT
From my Boy name George, not what I really wanted , but Georgiegirl was taken so it became Georgette which I sort of like better than the other.
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The name I've used the past few years, Amanda, Mandi for short is for a girl I worked with for a few years ago. She was pretty and soo bubbly and femme, just who I always wanted to be. Not to mention I love names spelled different than usual. I've used Renae, Gwyn, and Krystal in the past. I haven't been dressing much lately, but when I come out of my funk I may have to go with Krissi. The more I see it the more I like it
JJ
Hi Girls,
I just simply added an N & an E to my existing boy name, Brian 2 Brianne! Never had any doubt on this I absolutely love the name & have never even thought of trying anything else. I looked it up & Brianne means "Strong One".
What a great idea 4 a thread...
Hugs,
Brianne
Denise was the name of an old flame that I had a major crush on for about four years. Wilson is my mother's maiden name. My middle name, Marie, I'm not sure where that came from...
I have used the name ever since I started dressing in public in 1994.
I always loved the name Ashley. When I met someone several years ago, (quite a knockout actually) my favorite female name became hers - Ashleigh (best of both I guess). My middle femme name is Marie.
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I always liked the name Sandra. I thought that Sandra sounds like a nice type of woman.
My second name Heaton came from the next street to where I lived as a child Heaton Street. It sounds silly now. But I had so much on my mind in those days. How could I buy panties and a bra? What shade of tights should I wear? How can I get that skirt in the house without my mother noticing it? Where would be a good hiding place for my cloths? Etc, etc, etc.
So I had more to think about than a great second name. LOL
Love Sandra xx
Great Thread.
Mine was easy I added an "a" Im also called paulie, Pauline and Paulina, I stuck with what came easy and if ever a change will be required it would be easy.
Laura
Was the name of my granny who i adored and loved
I had been named Lawrence so taking Grans name was easy as it was also the femme for Lawrence
The B is the first letter of my last name Brice
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Laura B
Susan is the name of a good friend, as well as the actress Susan Hayward, one of Hollywood's all time beauties. I wanted a name with which I would feel comfortable. I'm very happy with it, and I hope I never have to change it.
My femme name is in rememberance of one of my daughters who was only a child when she left us
Jerry is the logical derivative of Jerome, my middle name. I've toyed around with more feminine names over the years, but they never felt quite right. I use to wonder about "Pat" and "Chris" the androgenous characters from Saturday Night Live skits. And there are many names that can be either. I've also looked at modifying the spelling, Jerri, Geri, but I just keep coming back to what's me. Hog Hugs. Jerry
Two names I liked plus the same initials as my first and middle male names.
May be helpful if I ever had to sign my femme name (for some reason) and
started writing my male name, easy to catch yourself after the first letter.
Rachel Jean
Roberta is the feminine of my real name, CD stands for... well we all know what that stands for
Roberta; One of the sexiest women I have ever know was named Roberta, and we always called her Bert. She was a close friend for years.
I got it from a girl that I knew and somtimes others would call me by it while joking around.
Ex-girlfriend's sister who I caught dancing at a strip bar.Obviously, she made quite an impression on me.
I started a thread similiar to this one a while ago but the question seems to keep popping up. Your name here
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Tristen
my name was given to me by an aquaintence i no longer have contact with. because i have such a fondness for mary janes and capri pants - the combination was pretty obvious.
I just like the name. It was the name of the classmate I had a crush on in the first grade.
It's also a good Irish lass' name and that is what I be.
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I dated a gal in college. I...and others thought the world of her, but we called her "Banjo string" because she was so skinny, but "hot".
Years later..........My wife said I just "looked" like my name should be "marlene". That was 24 years ago. ( when I was dressed of course) Not dressed.....she jokingly called me other names !!.
Don't ask me how this all correlates. ( One"L" or 2 Susan?)
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