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Mine is the name my older sister called me when dressed me as a girl and told me I was her little sister. Interestingly, I have no conscious memory of this dressing and am not sure what age I was (maybe 5 or 6?). It is a part of family lore brought up periodically at gt together When I began to crossdress on my own ate age 11, I kept the name Cynthia ! 🙂

Cynthia

Lima was the name Everybody call my aunt,who clothes i first wear. She was also my sexual fantasy.
So here i am as Lima,giving my tribute to the woman who changed my life.
Kisses

Hi,

my real names and two are German and Prussain noeleena edwina Mannfried Von Reutchthos, Loch-head.

Loch-head means head of the Loch .being a Scottish name is not said as its spelt - its not far off the Lockheed plane company or said like lo- heed . any ways , and my background is from Kilmarnock Scotland and Prussa,

...noeleena...

VASILISA(VASILIY}

I'm like Megan,Heather was going to be my name if I was born a girl,but I also just liked it and thought it fit.I took the last name Jameson because I'm a huge James Bond fan and it's my way of being a Bond girl,besides that Moneypenny sounded silly.

Mine is the name my parents had chosen for me if I had been born a girl.

mine is the name that as child the girls that i played with called me. delight memories .

My name is a feminine name that I always loved since I was very little

My name just came to me the first time I decided I needed a name. It's kind of a feminization of my male name, but only because it rhymes. I started out with the diminutive - Millie, and then decided Millie needed a formal name as well - so Millicent for Millie, and Teasedale because sometimes Millie teases me, and it sounded good with Millicent. In a way it's kind of like being named for an old maiden aunt - but that's just a fantasy.

Initially, I came up with a female name, that used the initials of my male name. But it never felt completely right. I used this name, when I initially started full time.
After a very major falling out with my family, I came up with my name, as it now is, as a way to have a female name I liked, craft a complete break from my past, and to have a name that showed my interest in the furry community without it being immediately obvious.

After all these years of dressing I had never thought to give my
girl side a name. I had to pick one when I joined my first online forum
late last year. There was the usual feminine version of my male name
but that was too easy and I didn't really like that name.
I just made a list of my favorite girl names, excluding relatives and such,
and compared my favorite picture of myself dressed to the names.
There were many runner ups but in the end Samantha called to me.

For me like my daughters names were the inspiration from a woman I met with that name that hit ma at that particular moment - "wow that's a pretty name" the other part was when I was thinking of this years back in a heavily depressed state I wanted to keep my initials so I would never lose my true identity. My middle name on the other hand I struggled with the w. Went with Willow for several years but was not fond of it. Early this year changed it to Wynn because I like it so much better. Darcy Wynn sounded so much better and was a better fit.
Later after joining this site, I've since adopted the middle name Bainsley from a character from a movie I enjoy.

I absolutely LOVE this topic, Megan!. Hearing how each of you lovely ladies got your names brings a smile each time a new entry is posted.

Cynthia

I always find the stories of how gals come to their names interesting too...

My name Adriana came from the TV Show The Sopranos, being Italian it was a sunday staple in my house, but to me every time the character Adriana La Serva came on...I melted, not that she is all that hot, (she looks good though)..but it was refreshing to see a gal on screen instead of fat italians. I always loved her nails, and makeup.

I also always loved Victoria Secret Model Adriana Lima...

even the days I dreamed of dressing up I knew what my name was going to be , and it fit too.
xoxo