I opted for a misspelled variation of what my parents would have called me had I been born female. Although I only use that name here for the purposes of anonymity. In fact, I don't really feel like I need a female name when i'm dressed up. I don't feel my stockinged self is any different to my trousered self, just sexier looking... Having said that, I don't shake my arse on a webcam when in trousers.
Only when I decided to let my female persona out did I even consider a name for her. I chose Angela Michelle because of a very dear friend of mine that I've known for over 30 years. Within the past month I told her about liking to dress and she never hesitated to completely accept it. We were throwing around names and I chose her name. She said she was flattered with me wanting to use her name. I'm thinking I should have married her long ago. LOL
Just a few minutes ago the email rocked up in my inbox...
I have now legally changed my name to "Principessa Giovanna Del Nord". This is such a good day in my books. The name reflects lots of stuff. "Principessa" - Princess, Giovanna - the Italian version of Johanna (which is the femme version of my given male name, which I think is a German verson of some jewish biblical figure (John?), and then "Del Nord" which reflects my northern European heritage (Sweden).
Tomorrow, it is time to arrange for new driver's license and new credit cards, GPs signatures and the lot. Ah, and also I have now not only the "title" "Principessa" I am now titled "Miss" as well. Life is just too sweet! Paaaarty!
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/Giovanna (formerly know as /Johanna and/or johanna.kitten, which I will keep for logins to not confuse people) - wannabegirl dot co dot uk
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I've always loved the name terra which when spelled this way is the word for earth in, I believe, latin. I chose to add belle to it which is french for beauty so that no matter what people think they have to call me beauty lol
My female name is Tiffany. I chose this when I was 8 just always thought it was a cute name. I really chose a full name to which is Tiffany Ann Lovelace
That was an awesome idea
Not a bad name at all
my female name is janine i had to spell it jaanine as someone else on here has it for reg reasons and i felt the name from within
a sexy Cd gave me my name, I just need more involvement
xoxox kisses
jenifer wilde the southern princess bitch!!!!
Ceridwyn is the Welsh Goddess of Poetry, which Ceri is short for. My real initials are C and A and I have Welsh and Norwegian heritage, so I chose Ceri Anne (used in English and Norwegian) to incorporate my heritage and my initials.
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my female name is Lilly anne paige. I have always loved that name and one day it will probably be my legal name, at least i hope so anyway
Go for it, I am sure it can be done. I just legally changed my name and it was dead easy. You picked a pretty cool name btw.Originally Posted by lilly_anne
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/Giovanna
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I actually wrote a book with a main character names Jade. I liked her so much, I took on the name. Sounds silly, but there it is.
My full female name is Mélanie Angélique Fontaine.
When I was 11, my teacher tasked us to write a short story with five elements from a drawing pot. I drew (er...preterit?) a moon, an oak, a princess, the color orange and a hammer. I named my princess Angélique, and her best friend, the moon, Mélanie. She made a ship so that they could play together with the hammer and the oak at sunset. So I kind of mixed the two name and put a cute surname: Fontaine ^^
When I make up a female name for myself I just take the the root word of my male name which is Markus and put a female end on it thus Marlene and the 13 is for my last name which starts with an M.
Because I have never ventured out of my home dressed up I have never really needed a female name outside of these forums.
For now it is Miss Patsy. A derivative of my middle name. Have also been Miss Mable. In honor of the lovely black girl who dresses me so fine those many years ago.
Think I need a more permanent name, though. A truely ****ty name. Any suggestions.
Kisses,
Miss Patsy
Think I need a more permanent name, though. A truely racy name. Any suggestions.
Kisses,
Miss Patsy
Rachel is what my parents would've called me if I'd been born female. Helps that I love the name! I only made it concrete very recently (been in denial for years) but it was always the one I knew I'd pick.
Honestly, I just googled names for an hour or two until i found one that i thought was really pretty. and thus....Jessica! lol
My name Jen (sometimes Jenny) Scott was a no brainer. I had considered my better self as Jenny for more than 10 years although I had never opened an account or placed it on paper. It's an ordinary name for an ordinary gal. No stage names please, lol. Over the last few years through the enlightenment I have gained from this forum I have stepped out more and more. I now use my preferred name Jen Scott to make appointments at my favorite spa. What a joy.
Jen, that got me going now... as I just recently legally changed my name to "Principessa Giovanna Del Nord", I'll be using Giovanna as my first name as Principessa is actually a title. I can easily just use the nick "Gio".
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/Giovanna - or just - Gio Del Nord
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It came to me as I was trying to think of a name when I was joining this site. The word 'diversity' surfaced in my thoughts and I felt it described what I am feeling about my CD'ing. It gives me diversity from my normal state of being a male. I liked it and thus use this as my name.
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New Name and New Attitude
I’ve had my present femme name for slightly over 10 years. When I first started dressing more or less fully, I adopted a name (which I won’t mention), used it for a few months, adopted another that I thought was a better fit, and used that new name for a year or two. But I didn’t feel like it was really me. It didn’t connote my attitudes and feelings as well as I wanted. So I started using the name “Jamie” (which is what some people call my regular male self). At least it seemed like me. But there are both men and women with that name, and I wanted my femme name to be a bit more feminine. Ah!!! How about “Jamie Ann”? Only rarely do you find men called Ann … Jamie Ann gave me a new way to introduce myself and it probably gave me a new attitude, at least to some extent. I recall the old Johnny Cash song, “A Boy Named Sue.” His name gave him an very different attitude from that of most boys! I suspect that this is true of most of us — different name, different attitude!
Mine was similarly chosen...it is the name of the first GG I ever told about my crossdressing.
Laurie just came to me as i was surlfing the web and joining chat=city there were no laurie there
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