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was wondering how everyone came up with their gurl names.
mine was I met a women on line who called herself Rosie. After we chatted she then said her real name was Beth. So I teased her calling her Rosiebeth. After we split I decided I loved the name and adopted it for myself.
I went through many names, discarded each one for varying reasons, then just couldn't come up with any more. In frustration more than anything else, I just feminized my name and it stuck.
Let’s just say if i transition everyone would still know me by name 😉
I was called "Dee" when I was small by family members. Little did they know that would be my feminine name later down the line.
It was the name if I were to be born a girl. I asked my mother many years ago so that has stuck. When I was younger she did call me 'Shirley' as of Shirley Temple because I had curly locks and many years on after coming out she called me Angela, which was nice as she accepted me.
I use my real name, just changed the y to an i.
As you can read on my profile, I can up with Ashlyn by looking at a list of baby girl names 🙂!
Mine is named from 2 celebrities from the 1980s. I chose my femme name in about 1985. My surname is from my hair colour.
Hugs,
Anna xx
I wanted a name that had some meaning to me.
I also wanted a name that was in no way construed to be male or a conversion of a male name, like Robert/Roberta, Donald/Donna and the like.
My first crush was a wonderful girl named Cheryl. We never did get together, but I will never forget her. Also I love the name and it's not something anyone will confuse with a male.
I first started with the name Dianne which I used for a few years. But when I started to prepare for going out in public for the first time I decided to change it to better represent the new me. I had been trying to decide between a few when I saw a middle aged actress on a British mystery TV show that I thought was very attractive. When the credits rolled, I saw her name was Fiona and I immediately knew that was the one I wanted, it was perfect.
I've answered this before but I gave my name no thought whatsoever. Just an extension of my male first name and the most common UK surname. But I think it trips off the tongue ok. I wasn't expecting to stay. I mean no-one warned me this is the best CD resource on the planet. Love you girls xx.
Another I've said it before, but lets do it all again.
Back circa mid 80's a lady name Catherine came to our house to drop her kids off for childminding whilst she and hubby were going to a formal ball.
A stunning blond, hair and make up perfect and wearing a flowing apricot chiffon gown.
So it was inevitable that when I had the opportunity, I would replicate the above.
https://www.crossdresserheaven.com/photo/favorite-evening-gown-with-brush-train/
Anyone going through my photos will easily see that a/. my hair and make up were done by a pro and b/. this shot was taken at least 10 years ago. This old chook(trans) chicken has aged somewhat since. But the gown still fits me so that's gotta be a good thing.
Caty.
I choose Clara after the Dr's companion on Dr Who. Just liked thed the name for it ununisality.. I didn't really feel any of the more traditional/common girl names suited me.
The funny thing is... For most of my life...I've hated when people called me Bobby because it's a "girls name". When I set up my profile, it was the only name that came to mind. For me, it fits perfectly since I'm embracing my girl side. Heels...I love heels. I've always loved what they do for the look of ladies legs. When I got my first pair I found that I can walk in them without feeling like a newborn foal. Plus, I like the way they make my calves look! Lol
1-2-1, in confidence please, one of these is actually my middle given name. The other, well, I just love alliteration. 💚