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
my name was Neil so i turned it into Nicola which i am now
My first sexual experience was with a young lady called Sandra, known as Sandie. She was the dominant partner, I’m ashamed to say and she had me several times. Ironically, many years later, I “came out” to a woman at work who was also called Sandra and she also seemed to be dominant.
She christened me “Sandie” and said it suited me ! I was thrilled and became her regular sissy. I was married by then and decided to end the relationship, as it was getting out of hand. Her reaction was devastating. She told all my work colleagues that I was a “mincing tranny” and I was totally humiliated. My boss immediately told me he felt my credibilty was destroyed and he didn’t want a “nancyboy” manager working for him, so he sacked me. So I reckon I’ve earned the right to call myself Sandie !
Hi Lucille,
Growing up I went by the name Lenny, which is the nickname for Len or Leonard. It is also the nickname for the feminine name Lenora. I choose that name because I feel that is the feminine side of my male name. I thought it was a beautiful and uncommon name. I choose the last name from the movie parent trap, from the character mother Elizabeth James.
She was a classy elegant woman, that designed clothing and bridal gowns. I just loved her style in the movie and would dream of having that sort of a career. That’s how I choose Lenora James…Thank you
You look great Lenora. If you ever choose to go full time and start HRT you would transition nicely I think. The name is also very strong and I think it fits you. You can tell a lot about a person by their smile. And you have a very confident smile/demeanor.
You know the old television show ‘Mork & Mindy’?, well hence ‘Mike & Mandy’ (Michael being my male name).
Christine has always been my favorite female name, that’s how I came to be Mandy-Christine.
I was given the name by my lover he liked calling me Mona and where he got the name i have never asked but i liked it as well so i took it.
Mona
Hi Lucielle
I chose my name to honour the females. As you know my name is Jagjeet. If you break it into two parts i.e. Jag + Jeet, its meaning in Hindi (Indian Language) ‘Jag’ means World and ‘Jeet’ means Winner. that means ‘Winner of the World’. This way to honour and show the power of womanhood I took this name.
Hi Lucille,
I took my first name because I love it and it fits like a glove. My middle name is in honor of my aunt who loved life to its fullest and always told me I can be whatever I want. I know she would have understood my wanting to be a woman.
xxxxooo
Caitlyn
In the beginning I wanted a girl name there was laying close to my boy mane “Svend”, so I choosed “Susanne”. Because I wanted to have the girl name as a legal name, my lawyer tolled me to choose a legal unisex name. So I choosed Andrea, wich are a unisex name in some countries, and a boy name in few countries. But the most of the world think at a girl when they hear the name Andrea. To day my legal name are Svend Andrea Jensen, and I love it!