Your Female Name

I chose Amy Pond after a sci-fi character that had the type of traits that I think are important. Very self-confident, smart and witty. :battingeyelashes:

It's a name I've always liked. It's pretty, feminine, and easy to remember. I love feeling feminine as much as I love feeling masculine, and I wanted my girl name to strongly reflect femininity.

I chose Jamey because I'm James, very close the lp is for two different things. 1 is my favorite panties, lace and 2 is my favorite guitar Les Paul. It's just me

I've always liked the name and when I was a teenager I use to use it for characters in games.

I have always liked the name Maria. It was the first name that came to mind and the first time anyone ever called me Maria it felt right, so I kept it.

I like Brenda. It sounds like the feminine me...

I chose Caryn a long time ago, for my inner self.

Sara was already taken so I went with Shara. After I got out of the orphanage my step dad used to call me Earline. Never cared for the name

for years my close friends call me sissy but now i want buy more clothes and wigs and dress more often, then sissy will be the wrong name.

I'm new to this and did not even think of this until I saw the thread - I think I'll try Elizabeth but call me Liz for short!

my name is the female form of my real name,so makes it easy when people call it

Mine is just derived from my username, though IRL I still go by my birth name as I quite like it.

My female name is Jaymee. I thought a long time about actually using my regular name (Jordyn) since not only is it a uni-sex name to begin with, but it already has a more feminine spelling. I think I just needed another name for this side of me. I think if I began incorporating Jaymee more into my every day life I might just stop using the name.

Isabella. I just love the way it sounds is all. I really have no other reason. I did intentionally avoid common names, or names of female friends I have, because I wanted to be my own person without any hint of influence. I did not want to bias my own appearance in the least bit. I am me, and no one of my friends have my name, thus I am original. Yay. :) +1 for me. lol.

I never really had a female name.... back when the internet was young, there were chat rooms on Yahoo, and I found one that I liked a lot, it was a pantyhose chat room and everyone was really nice there , we would chat and watch the little 2 or 3 inch cam shows........ and since I liked pantyhose so much I would spell stuff with ph for the F sound.... and I came up with several names but they were more like screen names than real names.... shimmery phantasy, shimmery phascination , shimmery phreak , shimmery phetish, shimmery phixation..... I met a couple of girls for real from that chat room and they just called me Shimm ( kinda fits , its like she and him mixed ) when we were together lol .... since I am in a very small town and cant really have a female persona I never gave myself a real female name...... there is another CD forum that I tried to join the other day and they wouldn't let me join unless I had a female name.... they wouldn't accept Shimmery..... LOL

I started without one, when in the closet it's not like it's really useful, but then I started getting more active on social media sites so I had to come up with one, at the time it seemed almost natural that I pick Joanna, I always liked the name, I think it is beautiful, not ****ty, it's more sweet and very feminine, I guess it's a matter of personal perspective on names and what impression they carry in one's opinion. But there are so many beautiful names, I've even thought of changing mine but I think it'd be too easy, I will stick with it for the rest of my life because I feel it's my name now. But I also really like, Rachel (my middle name), Hannah, Christina, Heather, Kate, Justine... if that helps anyone that's looking to get one right now...

I choose Christina since i just love the name. And people can call me Chrissy for short.

Just liked the sound of the name, makes me feel femme.

I chose Alexis because that was the name of the first girl I ever had a crush on, plus to me it's my favorite feminine name.

Like some other I've change alot! I went from Alexis to Corrie to Stacey to Miranda to Shana and now back to Alexis.

Figured I should post it here.

I never thought I would pick a girl name, but now that I'm doing more with CDing, my GF and I thought that we should have one. We settled on Nicole. It's a name that she came up with, and I really liked it.

I also have a cousin named Nicole. So I hope she never finds out, heh heh.

I chose Rachel because of Jennifer Aniston's character on Friends. So cute and loved her outfits.

I chose Rochelle cause i just love the sound of it.

Abby is actually my nickname in male mode. I am an electrical engineer who does weird stuff in my work. The origin of the nickname is the scene in the Mel Brooks movie, "Young Frankenstein" where Marty Feldman finds a brain for the monster. The brain is from someone described as "Abby Normal". My wife and daughter saw that scene and immediately the nickname stuck.

I also go by a middle name, Molly. I am an amateur historian. Back around the 1920s, the cops in New York and elsewhere called crossdressers "Mollies". To remember our ancestors, I adopted that middle name.

Ive also had many names thru the years . When I was young 12 or so My mom caught me dressed and said well I guess ill have to start calling you Laura (boy name Larry) It stcuck but there were sooo many Laura s.. so I chose Lauren after Lauren Bacall I idolized her look. I went with that for awhile then I met a Victoria and I luved her, so I chose it but soon went back to Lauren then in a panic One day when asked while I was in drag by a Cop I blurted Out Laurel-Anne,why?? I don't know so.. it stuck.. and he passed me by and now Its ME LOL :heehee:

I used to play online video games and would always make female characters. They're just more fun to look at. My most played character was named Whisper and I had already injected a fair amount of my personality into her. When it came time to pick a name, she really was my first and only choice.