It’s amazing how much our names shape our identities. Many of us grow into the names we are given at birth. Others never feel a connection to their name.
But crossdressers and transgender women have the unique advantage of being able to choose their feminine names.
There’s a unique story behind every great femme name… and I’d love to hear YOURS!
How did you choose your feminine name?
Please share your story in the comments below. And for extra credit, include a photo! It’s even better to be able to place a name to a face.
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I’m Regina now.
Legally, I am Donald. I see no real reason to go through the effort of changing all of my documents and legal references. However, when I selected a name to be called, the natural choice of Donna had no appeal, but I did want a “D” name. I have been a motorsports fan since childhood, have attended all sorts of events across the country and have even driven a few race cars in my time. What I remembered was that the wife of Mario Andretti is named Dee Ann. I liked the sound of that, but I took out the space to encourage saying the full name and not shortening it to Dee. Sadly, Dee Ann Andretti has since passed away.
Since I retired and relocated 5 1/2 years ago, very few have ever met Don. In all my community involvements, DeeAnn is the person of record…
I have liked the name Isla for years, and it happens to have the same first letter as my old man name, which is sometimes easier
I asked my Mom what they were going to name me if I were born a girl.
Hi I’m Samantha and I chose that name because it sounds pretty to me and it’s very girly and feminine I’ve always liked the name Samantha and I love the way it sounds it makes me feel when people call me Samantha I knew ever since I was 14 that I was a girl it always felt like a girl and I’ve always refer to myself as Samantha
Hi I’m Samantha I chose that name because I’ve always liked it I think it sounds pretty and it’s very girly I knew I would a girl at a young age I started dressing as a girl in private at 14 but I never have it let anybody know about it but I love it when people call me Samantha it is just so girly and feminine