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 feminine first name, “Regina”, is the Latin word for “queen” and the name of the capital city of the Canadian prarie province of Saskatchewan. My feminine last name “Vowna”, is the Belarus word for “wool”. Taken as a whole, the name “Regina Vowna” is an anagram for “vagina owner”, the ultimate indication of being female. Please accept my apology if you’re offended.
I suppose my name was partly chosen for me. I went with Mummy and my cousins to the Ballet of that name, and boys in my class found out about this, through the sister of one of them. They already knew that I went to classes.
I was so upset at the time that I stopped going to classes: I am now glad that I did, since had I trained once testestrone “kicked in” I would have ended up with male, broad shoulders.
Anyway, I now think it is a very pretty name!
Many years ago I fell in love with the name Barbara. I felt that since my mail name started with a B and I loved the name that it was a fit at my age. I am also felt that it was a more conservative name. When I am in Femme’ which is 90% of the time now I feel very much like Barbara. Thanks for all your emails they are wonderful and always very informitive and encouraging.
Thanks
Barbara
As a male, my name was Michael. I simply changed it to Mikela (little Michael) as I liked that name and once knew a beautiful looking woman called Mikela so it just seemed right for me.
Love,
Mikela
Hi Lucy
I used to go out with a girl years ago ! she was so beautiful !!! and her name Twyla . i just fell in love with her name and that name had stayed with me over the years. and also Twyla was the name of dance choreographer Twyla Tharp who i just loved so much !she was very good and taught so many girls to dance for movies and television shows.i think it is a beautiful name and one not often heard ! as for my middle name Loretta . well it is after none other than Loretta Young ,film actress so beautiful !!! i guess i’m showing my age (giggles).thanks Lucy for being there for us gurls !!
Big hug
Twy
Wow!!! This is an easy one.Johanna is a combination of my first name and also letters from my middle name.I have loved this name for many years(even before i started on my journey) and the decision was just natural.The name has Greek/Latin heritage from the Middle Ages and has German background as well,(meaning God is gracious).The name is quite common through Europe,and to a much lesser extent here in the states.I come from a German background,so it seemed so perfect.
Years ago I asked my Dad and Mother what my name would have been had they discovered that I was a girl. They said my name would have been Katie. That sounded good since I couldn’t think of anything that sounded good that goes with Kenneth. So I took that name and added my middle name thus Katielen.
Lucille,
Do you want my Male name or femme name and do you want my mailing address or email address.
Years ago I asked my Dad and Mother what my name would have been had they discovered that I was a girl. They said my name would be Katie. So I took that name and added my middle name to it and came up with Katielen.