I know it’s been awhile since I’ve updated my blog. 🙁 I’ve been juggling projects, but I miss you, darn it!
So I decided to do something fun to celebrate my return to Blogland …
I’ve been thinking about NAMES and how we grow into the names we are given at birth. (I can’t imagine being called anything other than “Lucille”.)
But TG women have the unique advantage of being able to choose their feminine names …
So I’d love to know how you chose YOUR name!
To make this fun, I’ve decided to turn it into a FREE GIVEAWAY!
Leave a comment below telling me your feminine name and how and why you chose this name for yourself. I’m going to put all the names into a hat and choose one winner for a sterling silver necklace personalized with her feminine name! (Just like the one you see above.)
I’ll announce the winner on Tuesday, May 24, so submit your entry by leaving me a comment now!
Love,
Lucille
P.S. Comments posted by Midnight Pacific Time on Monday, May 23 are elibible for the giveaway. The giveaway is open to worldwide entries. The necklace will be shipped by June 7, 2011. If you are located outside the U.S., you will be responsible for any customs or duty fees charge by your country.
I would also like add the character was a princess in show but turned into a woman warrior I to think and act like one myself at times no matter what i’m wearing princesses can be warriors to doesn’t have be guys all time plus it’s slight difference from my male name
Hi my name is Isabella Lilly Vines and i chose my name in honor of my deceased transgender daughter who passed on in a car accident in 2015 and I chose to use her beautiful name because we were transitioning together and I lost my everything and my daughter who was going to get a second chance at life and happiness And a mommy so I decided ather ffuneral that I would finish my transition into a beautiful feminine woman in my princesses honor and keep her spirit of my daughter with her mommy and use her beautiful name Isabella Lilly Vines and now I have a part of my princess with me thank you
I did’nt know bout any contest althought not worried it anyway my name came about from t’v show that took off from hurcules it was followed by xena princess warrior because of her courage and determation she had so i was called zena with z instead of letter x also they say diamite comes in small packages
Hi Lucille and all our gurlfriend
Like a bunch of us, I know I am way to late for the contest.
It’s 2017 and I just found Lucilles’ site in March. But I would like to share too.
He started out calling me Andria, Andi for short. He was to scared to let me out then, I finally told him that his Grandmothers names were Tina and Dora, that, that’s my first and middle names since his initials are T.D.H. . I know they don’t roll off the tongue perfectly but I like them.
Anyway ladies thank you for all the wonderful stories here.
And Lucille thank you especially for this blog, it feels so nice to know someone out there cares about us.
Much love ❤
Tina D. H.
My first name I thought was pretty and signaled a new beginning in my life. My middle name was my younger sister’s middle name. I use it to honor her.
I took the name Janine when I was in junior high school. There was a girl in my class named Betsey and I had a crush on her. She was a blonde hair blue eyed young girl and I pretended that I was her whenever I would get dressed in my sisters clothes but I soon realized that I needed a identity of my own
That’s when Janine happened to me and still to this day whenever I dress en femme I am still Janine
She’s just a name I took as I tried to emulate Betsey
I have a photo ID.and credit cards in her name for when I travel as Janine
She’s as much a part of me as my male name is and I love it when I find time to get dressed as Janine and go out shopping or dining en femme so that I’m treated as a female