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From the Billy Joel song "All for Leyna." In the song, Leyna haunted Billy and ruined his life. He just couldn't get her out of his mind. And I haven't been able to get this girly thing out of my mind since I was eight! When I finally gave in to her, I named her "Leyna." :)
bonny is scottish for nice i just love my name:drink:
I have often and for a long time thought of myself as Martina, it's the feminized version of my actual name. I love it and so does my wife
I picked the name Jasmine because it's close to my actual name (James) and I think its a very pretty name
I picked Davina as my first name is David and the Diamond was just a little elegant touch as a surname plus I think 'Dee Dee' is a wicked nickname using the Initials.
Emily has always been and still is my favorite female name. I think it has the same boring ring but potential as my real name. But, I know this might be childish, a few months ago I was playing a video game and I always put the same user name (male name) but once I thought, I'll change it up. Actually looked up common female names and almost on a whim put Keira. The next line was "So you're Keira!" and I don't know it just kind of clicked for me. Just being addressed as Keira (I know this might sound pathetic) even on the game made me smile. When I first saw that I thought, I could be called this over and over and I don't think it would ever get old.
So I picked it not neccessarily cause it fit me, I didn't want something too elaborate or attention grabing but because being called that genuinely made me happy or fullfilled and I think that's a big part of dressing up in the first place. It just made sense.
amy came from a song by Pure Prarrie League. My tg live seemed to fit the song so well.
I went through several the first few years and ended up taking the name of the girl that mentored me into my current lifestyle
I tried a couple of names early on but none really grabbed me. I blossomed in the 80's as a woman and the actress that really got to me was Deidre Hall. The hair, the figure, and everything about her just screamed femininity so I said that is who I want to be like so I decided to becom her namesake. I added Elizabeth as my middle name because when I was in school there was this one girl named Elizabeth who was the prettiest and smartest and I thought what better to be than my benchmark of femininity and the smartest and prettiest thus Deidre Elizabeth. :daydreaming:
I dunno, I guess I just thought about a bunch of diff names and Ashley just kinda stuck out. Daniel is my real middle name.
I have always loved the names Katie. Too me, it has a soft, feminine ring to it.
Hi Kimberly Marie,
I decided on my female name for several reasons. First of all was a very practical reason. My given male name is Ronnie. I'm deaf in the right ear and I thought I could hear better if someone called me by my real name. I just changed the spelling of "Ronnie" to "Roni". Secondly, I met a woman who's name was "Roni" and I had never heard of it used as a female name and spelled that way. And finally, like you I think its what my mother would have named me if I had been born a girl.
Hugs,
Roni L.
I like that name.
Penny is a sweet name.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny Perfect
A female name is serious, from the moment you say out loud my name is micky. You are no longer a man you are woman. You may think i am dressing in womens cloths just for fun,the turn-on, but you have the persona of woman which grows stronger. Your desire for compleatness is open and ongoing.
Mine is the feminized version of Daniel. I merely took out the "el (which is spanish for him)!" :)
I chose mine because I once married a woman of the same name who was very much against my TG tendencies, so much so she divorced me. This is a pathetic attempt at petty, ironic revenge but there ya go! :tongueout
Roxy because I always thought it was a fairly sexy nickname for a girl and just kind of makes it a little silly. She's pretty spirited after all.
I always liked the tales of Pipi Longstocking when I was a child.
I picked Rachael because my actual name is Richard and to me Rachael is Richard, but as a girl ;)
I must say that Pipi Longstocking was a very erotic image to me in my younger days. Not sure why, but might have had to do with the hose she wore. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pipi
My sweet Paisley gave me my name some time ago, but most of the time I go by my androgynous name: Pat
An exchange student from the netherlands came to my school when i was in year 10. Her name was Minki and it was pretty much my very first proper crush. Ever since then name has stuck with me and thats why i decided to use it for myself.
It is somehow a feminization of my name
My name came to me quite easily. My real name is cory
So it was clear to me my name enfemme is corrianna
I chose Nicole Brown as my name because it just felt and sounded right to me. When I look in the mirror I see Nicole and I also enjoy saying it and hearing it said.
It wasn't to hard for me to come up with my name. My real given names are Jan Michael so I just tweaked it a little. Cheers
I got my female name from a girl that I had such a crush on when I was a kid...I figured since I can't have her, I'd be her......I've been Farrah for about 20 years now....However, I'm thinking about a change when I start back...
I love all satin lingerie and have since I was a child, so that plus the fact I enjoy chocolate, I decided to "coin" my name, Satincandies. I use Satin as my sur name and Candies as my last name.
xxxxx
Satin:battingeyelashes:
For me it was simple I just knew Victoria Anne was my name , I did not even have to think about it.
I chose not to use the name my parents would have named me if I came out a girl, for some reason it didn't feel right. Instead I chose to be Annie, because I think I look like a character on TV with the same name. It's also not too far off from my given name, and after saying it, it just felt right!
Bianca ;))) that is my name !!
Mine was pretty easy to come up with. My given name is Eli and I realized in more ways than one Eli and Ellie were never really that different.
My X girlfriend would call me Babiz when I was dressed at first did not like it but after we broke up that changed now I love my name
Ricki is the feminine of my real name.
Ashley- for some reason I have always liked that name. Nothing bad attached to it in my life and it just sounds like who I want to be.
Plus I like the idea of being called Ash affectionately
Kelly Anne was my last GF's name, I thought it very dainty.
My mom always said if I was a girl I would have bee Taylor Lynn which I like but also dont like.
Hi everyone,
My name is Demmy and this is my very first post.
My name evolved over frustration and nothing else. I wanted to call myself Emanon Emy or Emmy but on other forums everyone seemed to have beaten me to it. Emanon is actually "No Name" spelt backwards. After being knocked back several hundred times I decided on Demanton (Not Named) and I had a lot more success. My nick for Dematon is Demmy. I think it's a really nice sexy name and something easy for people to roll off their lips. I'm happy with it and I'm sticking with it.
Glad to be here!
Demmy
I like the way it sounds
Although I usually sign in as Satinamour for my love of satin, my nom de plume is Leila after a beautiful girl I knew in college. Although I have heard it pronounced Leela and Layla, the one I like best sounds like Lee - eye - la, emphasis on the "eye."
i think that I need to get ten posts to be a fully priveleged member. I used a wierd name to get on this site. It started with my given middle name and let it run out into some convenient ending. My father named all of his sons, and did not share his method with his wife and he passed before I got around to wondering. If I ever get enough posts, I am going to do what I can to make my fem name Eunice. I think I have or had a relative with that name. I don't what happens when I submit, but I guess that I wil
Elloo.
I just have to comment on your lil avatar/pic of the Victorian/Edwardian lady, its gorgeous & emotive. I love the late 19th, early 20th century time periods for the fashions.
Oh..and as for names - I don't actually have an alternative name...yet. Though, I've used Alice as part of my email address for a decade - it was a personal in-joke as I used to (& still do) identify with Alice from good old wonderland. Mainly because I'm always going into flights of fancy, being flippant & imagining things whilst at work...& because I liked her blue dress. Naturally. Who doesn't? lol.
Other then Alice, I very much like the name Matilda - it just feels heavy with a Victorian air of large beautiful dresses, steamships & porcelain dolls. The name sounds mechanical & tomboyish to me too. And as I like wearing dresses whilst exploring abandoned factories & such...I feel it kinda goes well :-p
Good question btw! Theres some interesting answers and some kooky names, like Knox Thundercliff & Tomara. Epic. :-)
[SIZE=2]Not sure if ive ever answered this or not but I chose Crissy as my female name because 1. ive always liked that name , 2. its a varition on my male name , 3. i just think it sounds cute ..[/SIZE]
Well my mom thought I would be a girl but I was born as a boy. She had a name picked out for me but I didn't chose that name. I chose the name my grandmother used to call me when I was a small child. She didn't like my real name so she just called me Jamie which is the name she had suggested for my mom to name me when I was born. Jamie is a unisex name anyways and it almost matches up perfectly to my name on my drivers license.
ive always just liked the name jennifer
My name has a strange story, actually.
So my roommates, who I accidentally let slip that I was a crosdresser one drunken night, were very accepting of my crossdressing. I have not given my female self a name yet. So one night I was all dressed up, and one of my roommates says that there was this friend they had that just got back from study abroad that I was going to meet. I didn't want him to see me the way I was, considering the fact that I am only into women and I didn't want him to go into a trans panic of sorts. I don't consider myself attractive, but other men have weird tastes in women. So I didn't want to be hit on. My roommate gave me courage and said we're just going to go there and have some fun.
I went, and my roommate says, "Your name is....Tina. You're a second year Poli Sci major." I agreed and laughed about it. So the whole night, I played shy and coy and it was totally awesome because HE COULDN'T GUESS. It was great. So I kept Tina, because of how accepting my roommates were. It's so great having a name too because if we're in a public place and they want to refer to my female self, they just say, "Oh, Tina might wan this," or something like that. Works well.
Just tried to do the female version of my name....lame explanation i know but in a rush...just gettin back on this site
Dani is a shortened version of my male name. I chose Fay as my middle name for two reasons -- 1) A Friend Who Knows (I always feel that phrase should be capitalized) once said I was getting my "Dani Ferocious" on, a reference to Beyonce's Sasha Fierce alter-ego; 2) because I had the "F" starting point, I started looking up F names, and liked the way "Dani Fay" ran so... smoothly.
Never really had a "name" throughout my teenage years but a couple select people who did not know about "me" could get away with calling me "Nicky" as my name is Nick. When I started thinking about a name I just went with it but changed the spelling to Niki. It's stuck since and it's good for people who do know "her" because she can be talked about near people who don't know. "How's Niki?", "Oh Niki might like this", etc.
It's only recently that I began to think of my feminine side as a personna. I had resisted the idea before, but the male name was beginning to grate on my ears while trying to be en femme. I decided that having a femme name was like putting on any other article of women's clothing. I chose Sophie first because in Greek it means wisdom, and I am a lover of wisdom, and second because it has a soft feminine sound to it. :battingeyelashes: