I started with a list of names I liked (there was an April, Imogen, Annabel, and others, including Hannah). So I gave them a try and finally settled on Hannah, for a few reasons; first, I didn't know any other Hannahs so it wouldn't remind me of anyone else; second, I liked the soft, simple sound of it; and third, and possibly the most nerdy reason, it's palindromic, which I like
After toying with a few options for a few years, and just sticking with ?Giddy? for lack of anything that feels right, I think I?ve found my ideal femme name at last.
My legal / birth name starts ? G G x x x x x x x
A short while ago, I received a letter through the post in which my name had been misspelled.
It was addressed to G G Loveland.
Suddenly, it felt as if I had been given my ideal femme name? first name and last?
Gigi Loveland !
I think I?ll still keep the name Giddy as a nickname and forum name though!
I?m happy and comfortable with my gender and sexual orientation, but feel limited and restricted by male clothing.
Hello, thanks for this great thread,
it's interesting to read how each one has a good and very specific reason for choosing a name...
At the beginning of the comeback of my crossdressing behavior, ten years ago, I chose for myself the name Naomi because I was a great fan of Naomi Campbell. I also felt a kind of rebellious urge to go against the gender norm society had put upon me since childhood. I was reading the books of Naomi Klein at the time. Naomi helped me cope with all the difficult questions I was facing regarding my gender and what I wanted for my life and for my future.
After a few years, things went smoother, and I felt the desire to go for something more delicate, more tender, like Vanessa, and other names I went through...
With time, I was also less and less interested by the thought of having a completely new feminine identity, and tried to build girl names around my boy name, but it wasn't really satisfying...
This was years ago, and for many reasons my crossdressing habits evolved into something lighter and less time consuming. I stopped giving myself a girl name...
Until several months ago...I came back to the joy of crossdressing, processed it with my therapist, realized that for me it was like a marvelous dream...Which in French is translated by "Reve"...And out of this dream, suddenly one night, or one morning, I woke up with the name Rose...Like a flower opening itself, reopening...
And I should say, I'm a great fan of the character Rose in the show Two and a half men ! Except for her dark sides
The rose is also a magnificent symbol, pointing at all directions, and standing for the idea of successful transformation in the history of alchemy...
So Rose it is !!! And I'm very happy with this one, more than with any other before.
Thanks for your attention, all the best to you all,
Rose
Mine is Ana Veronica, Ana my ex-wife, Veronica my high school crush. Both are my femininity character role model, learnt alot from them, and trying to be them.
I went with Nicole. I just always loved the name.
The first, well only, female friend I told about my crossdressing helped me pick it out. My boy name also starts with M so it seemed a good fit. I am just not sure I look like a Mercedes but I aspire to.
My female name is a play on my second given name which has quite a family history. The first part is the feminine of my second given name and the second relates to references I saw/heard relating to the first word in music/literature. It is a name I'm very comfortable with.
Catherine-Anne is what my parents named me when they thought I was a girl. Turns out they were right.
It took me a long while to find my female name. When my wife asked if this newly discovered side of me wanted to be called something different I began to think it through. I made a list of names that interested me, but one jumped out right away, Verity. As Veritas is truth, Verity is me, living my bi gender truth as my more authentic self. It feels good to finally let her out
I chose Evelyn because it sounds old fashioned and I like old fashioned lingerie.
My wife has accidentally revealed my female name recently. This way it became my real and "legal" name I identify with as a part of my female nature.
If it makes you happy / It can't be that bad
If it makes you happy / Then why the hell are you so sad?
I originally went with Frannie because I was getting a makeover at janet's Closet and was asked for my femme name. I said "What?" I had never heard that term before. I thought of the first thing that came to mind (similar to my dad's name) Later when I had more time to think, I wasn't really happy with that. My friend agreed so I chose the name Donna because she was one of two twin sisters who died just after being born.
I was going through names seeing which one seemed to fit and Abigail/Abby just seemed to click.
Hi everyone, first post here . My name is Roberto (spanish by the way), so Berta was a easy choice for me.
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