Quote from: Greg on May 25, 2010, 05:52:06 PM
Yeah I noticed, I guessed he wasn't binding at all and was just hanging loose.

I assumed it must have been bandages or something because even my grandma's tits aren't that low.

Quote from: Ryan on May 25, 2010, 08:10:04 AMI find this absolutely hilarious. Why would someone with no Portuguese/Spanish heritage call themselves Ronaldo? Honestly, how many British people do you know called Ronaldo?

Should have told my parents that before they gave me a Greek name, lol. I'm not Greek at all. People look to things aside from heritage, they look at names they like.

Weirdest name I've heard for a transdude? Probably my own, lol.

There's a couple of guys from YouTube with unusual double-barrel first names.

Zant

That's what I got it legally changed to. I don't know of anyone else with that name except Ronnie Van Zant

Well, and Donnie Van Zant.

and Townes Van Zandt... kinda.

Well...uh...my name's Asher, but it's biblical so I dunno if it counts.  My reason for picking it has to do with an alter ego I had as a teenager, so that could make it a bit unusual.

There was a girl in my class called Lee, and she had an older brother called Kim. I thought at the time it was unusual, obviously their parents liked unisex names.
But to me, she got the more masculine name and spelling, and he the more feminine.    Interesting.

I think I'm weird in that I really really like odd names... And odd spellings. I keep a notebook filled with odd names that people I encounter have...
For me, my mother decided to go for my name with a European spelling and pronunciation. ...After a while I liked being able to correct people. It annoyed them and I found it quite amusing.
...Which is ironic since my male name (James) is insanely common but it fits me. Even though my mother likes harassing me that it's 'too common!'.
I still went with odd middle names (two middle names for the win) though... Mihael Kai. Maybe I just can't make up my mind about whether I'm odd.

ROFL!    My name is ..........JULIO  It's funny cause somewhat it suits me now since everyone knows me as Julio but I'm asian and it's like a mexican type of name. Some people pronounce is as HULIO then I gotta tell them it's JU-LI-O  My names got a history. I got this name from a girl named Julie, she's like I want you to be the guy version of me and named me Julio. LOL Ever since that day, I've used it and it's been 2 years. I'm thinking of finding a proper name that'll suit me but most don't....
I like the name Tyler but would it suit me? I also like the letter J or M 

My Mum chose rather unusual names too. My older sister's name (she's 25 this year) is our grandmothers nickname 'Lylie' and mine (Kestin) well she chose it out of a baby name book. I have forever been mistaken for Kirsten, even when I say it very clearly, people still get it wrong.

Thankfully since passing as a guy it happens less as people don't assume its the common female name when they hear it.

My father was going to name me Zoltan, because it's a family name and it was supposed to be his, although his father had a last moment change of heart and decided on Jeffrey.  We have Hungarian heritage, though, so it isn't entirely nonsense.  I guess that's a little different of a situation, though; it's a family name, and it was going to be mine had I been born male.  I'm not sure if I'll go with that one, though.

Quote from: accord03 on May 25, 2010, 11:28:29 PM
ROFL!    My name is ..........JULIO 

Lol, my therapist suggested it because it's a male version of Julie. I'm also half Mexican so it works. But I don't like it. It's funny how most of us seem to have an aversion to our birth names, and so pick something entirely different.

Quote from: SilverFang on May 26, 2010, 02:38:47 AM
Lol, my therapist suggested it because it's a male version of Julie. I'm also half Mexican so it works. But I don't like it. It's funny how most of us seem to have an aversion to our birth names, and so pick something entirely different.

Lol.. True. Whats your name now then?
My birth name was Mary HAHAHAHAHA 

I was actually thinking about this a few days ago... and thinking how my name sounds "so trans" or at least more popular for a younger generation... Aidan IS super popular among trans guys.. and toddlers! But, it fits me, I think, so it shall stay!

Quote from: Rowan on May 25, 2010, 01:34:15 PM
So... I SHOULDN'T change my name to Slartibartfast?

that instantly made me think 'Windy Blast Fast'. The tablet to get rid of the 'angry crab of trapped wind' from the Mighty Boosh. were you thinking of that at all when you wrote that?

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oh yeah, and my mum wanted to name me Chyanna. (shy-arna) lol. but my dad thought it was a hippy name

There's a guy in my class called Merlin and another called Damon.

Quote from: V on May 26, 2010, 02:01:52 AM
My father was going to name me Zoltan

I know a bio-guy called Zoltan! No one ever believes that it's his real name. He's of Hungarian heritage.

I have a good friend called Damon too. And of course there's Damon Albarn from Blur/Gorillaz.

Quote from: peterabbid on May 26, 2010, 05:08:57 AM
that instantly made me think 'Windy Blast Fast'. The tablet to get rid of the 'angry crab of trapped wind' from the Mighty Boosh. were you thinking of that at all when you wrote that?

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oh yeah, and my mum wanted to name me Chyanna. (shy-arna) lol. but my dad thought it was a hippy name

There's a guy in my class called Merlin and another called Damon.

Naw I was thinking of the character from the Hitchhiker's Guide series. His name was Slartibartfast. He enjoyed making fjords.

Quote from: Rowan on May 26, 2010, 09:51:52 AM
Naw I was thinking of the character from the Hitchhiker's Guide series. His name was Slartibartfast. He enjoyed making fjords.

aww   haha still, a great name.

Quote from: SilverFang on May 26, 2010, 02:38:47 AMBut I don't like it. It's funny how most of us seem to have an aversion to our birth names, and so pick something entirely different.

Really. Well some of us are cursed with names where the only boy equivalent is so unbearably feminine that it's not even worth it.

[meh, i didn't even try to keep my initals]