Your name plays a big part in shaping your feminine identity.
Some names sound sweet and innocent, some are classic and regal, while others exude an exotic and mysterious vibe.
As a crossdresser or trans woman, you have the unique opportunity of choosing your own female name.
If you’re like most of my readers, there’s a story behind your chosen feminine name.
So, in this blog post, I’d love to hear about the special meaning behind your name.
Please leave a comment below, sharing your feminine name and the story of how and why you chose it for yourself.
I’m excited to hear the story!
Love,
Lucille
I took my fem first name from my initials of my male first (B.) and last name (B.). The O’Bebe comes from how my lover calls my name when I give her head, “Oh, BeBe!”
Growing up with my true surname being Robert, all of my family always called me by my nickname, Bobby. I have always known that I was feminine since an very early age, around 8 or 9 yrs of age. I grew up with alot of female relatives around me, my mother, aunts, my grandmother, and cousins. I remember watching that old show, Petticoat Junction, where the girls were named Betty Jo, Billie Jo, and Bobbie Jo. That was when I decided that when the time came for me to be able to come out, that my name would be Bobbie. It is the feminine opposite of Bobby so that has stuck ever since.
Hi Lucille,
My name is Ceren. It’s a Turkish name and can be spelled as jahrane 🙂
Actually it means gazelle.
My reason for choosing this name is actually not its meaning but its phonetic. It sounds very feminine, very sexy and provocative but it has also glimpse of male sounds in it. As a new woman I suppose it is appropriate for a personality like mine.
Actually my email has the meaning of womanly or womanalike 🙂
Keep well
Best wishes for the rest of our lives
Ceren
I am not quite sure how Susan happened. I have known girls with that name and liked them but that was not the why I choose this name. I guess it was because I felt and still do think that it fits me. It is a name that is suitable for a girl my age. I have had a legal name change to it so I now can live with it full-time!
Elaine = My Brother friend, older sister was Elaine. I always like her and her name. But she was way too old for me!
Hi
My name is Sophie, I was driving through Cambridgeshire in the United Kingdom and passed 2 small villages one was called Hemingford Abbots and the other was called Hemingford Gray.
I was immediately taken with the name Hemingford Gray and so taking my femme name Sophie (from my favourite actress Sophia Loren) I added a hyphen to Hemingford gray thus making it Sophie Hemingford-Gray.
Both friends and family have said that the name suits me perfectly
Sweet Regards
Sophie
Hi Lucille.
My name is a variant of Elisa (Hebrew), Elizabeth (Hebrew) and Lisa (English), and the meaning of Lise is “God’s promise”
Even before I know of my Feminine self or desire to explore my fem side, the name Lise has always been with me. My earliest memory of the name was from when I was about 6 years old. When I discovered the name, it automatically felt like the right name I should of been called.
at the time not knowing about about my fem self, i figured this would be a name for a daughter if i had one, but when I realized who I am, the name made sense as it is who I am.
Hi as you can see my name is Robin.
this was my given and is still my current name.
as being a two-fold male-female name, it does fit me like a glove.
my mother gave me this name at my birth due this same reason, as being a treu born hermaphrodite.
my path of life didn’t go over roses, and i was forced to behave, look, etc like a man. my mixed male and female genitals were corrupted into a single male-ish construct and me was not told what i was. my life like a boy (with way too much force to be and act like a boy)changed at the first signs of puberty. my breasts started to develop, while i was thinking i was a boy. with banaid i plastered all flat as i had learned that i had to be a boy, not knowing that the monthly pain in my belly and back was my period. soon my Ecup was no more able to hide and i was givcen hormones. the second enforced situation, yet i was only told that i had a hormonal imbalance and had to use male hormones. soon all my feminimity dissapeared , and with the cioming of muscles and my beard i could start dating with girls(which i like but was afraid of due my breasts). so continued my life, unknowing that i was someting completeky different from either male or female.
at the age of 29 i crashed and aweoke in a hospital, despite the hormones, my period had started and became an infection on which i almost died. this was the moment i learned that i wasd both. even knowing what i was now, i was ashamed that i was not a man as i was learned to be, and thus confused. until in the year 2000 my body protested, my liver got severe problems. this was the moment i learned that the hormones were damaging me.two choices were given; die like a man or live (more or less–as it was at that moment unknown how far)like a women.
i took the last part, my weight dropped from 108kg to 69 within 4 years, and my body became more feminime, but my face (changed due the hormones) stayed moee or less male, and my breasts (re)-developed unequal and small.
i use now several tricks to look moree feminim especially my breasts, figure and face. i don’t use make-up sofar as being completely untrained in the use and wearing of it, though i would dare to try.
discrimination and hatred is my daily social contact, but i go straight against it. people (men) fall in love with me with my figure and instantly hate me when they see my face.
i wak on continuing my life. i lost my 6.5year relation with my fiancee due to my corporeal change and the inacceptance of her friends and family–i was the freak, the monster, the anticrist, etc.
i am born this way, sais lady gaga. nothing would better suit me than this text. i am born this way, yes i have male parts and female, yes even down there (although distorted due to the operation after birth, and now visible only inside).yes i am sitting between the boxes of male and female. yes i am different from males, females and tg girls and tg boys at the same time. i am both,and none, i am different, rare and semi exclusiv (only 1.000.000 of intersexuals, hermafrodites of variant sort exist on earth) although i nowadays, mainly because of my more feminim body prefer the more female side of appearance.
my name is Robin
meaning; Strong as a Bear (manly)
meaning; Ruby (female)
meaning; small teasing leprachaun (manly)
meaning; little bird (female.
I am Robin and i am Damn proud of it now.
greetings
Thanks Shirley.
such a peacock feather of a compliment feels good.
Hi Robin,
From one very rare bird to another you have my deepest respect and honor. I admire the strength of your spirit to endure all that and come out stronger loving life and not letting anyone or anything stop you. I rejoice and gain strength just knowing you are there. “Tough times never last but tough people do!” Robert Schuller. With thanks and warmest regards,
Shirley