Thanks, Marq and Mia.

Quote from: Kiera on November 12, 2006, 01:33:05 PM

Quote from: Tinkerbell on July 11, 2006, 10:04:34 PM
I use the name tinkerbell. . .

"<a href="http://disney.go.com/vault/archives/characters/tinker/tinker.html">Tinker</a>" perhaps (see link) but definately NOT "Tinks" as I noticed somebody recently alluded  .

she said it was ok 

You got me thinking maybe just to P-her off I'll ask my mom that too!
the looks from her are priceless and do not cost a penny!

My user name is Kisa, she is one of my favorite manga characters and I can really relate to her. My real name is Jaci but I wish I could change it.

    Borrowed wasn't an option...My Name I borrowed from an anime character in Neon Genesis Evangelion she was a artificially created and was murdered at a very young age and cloned(a lot) each time with her mind transfered into the new body and as such she was living knowing something was not right with her since she carried the memory of her own death and while Thankfully that is something that I do not have myself as that would be more than I could handle. She was always distant with most people but Confided herself with shinji's Father since he saved her during a test on EVA-00. Myself I love the name I am obsessed with Japaneese culture and one of my major goals is to soem day visit Japan. If you Haven't Seen NGE you should it is very well written even in English . Other than that I like the name Rei Ayanami it suits me somewhat if you know the char and if by chance you ever meet me in real life.


Rei

Madison Anne

Oddly enough I came up with Madison AFTER my last transition attempt, yeah I know should have been huge clue.  As for my middle name, I'm sure my mother is going to kill me since its the family middle name for all the females.

what about Tara, you do not see or hear that name much?
My sis named her kid alexis and honestly (is that a millinium or whatever era 13 year olds are) it is over used and abused!  Gawd.. add insult to injury and she named her son years later alex....
Funny enough that is a gender neutral name huh??
is there a post anywhere where we were asked to list gender neutral names like Alex-Andy-Renee-Adrian-etc...
I like Adrian too!
R

I picked Brady for my male side simply because I like the name.  I was considering Landon for a while and having my middle name be Brady, but Brady suits my personality. Once I start the transition, I will get it legally changed.

I'm using my chosen male name. I'm going to get my name changed legally to Yorick Oliver B_______ as soon as I can (which could be a while T_T).
I picked Yorick because: It's neither common nor weird sounding, I don't know any other guys with Y names, and it's related to the name George, which is a family name and the masculine form of my birth name.
I'm making Oliver my middle name because it's also a family name and because I like it. I would have made this my first or middle name anyway.

I also like this name because the initials spell "boy" when reversed.
"Yob" may have a negative meanings attached to it but I don't mind. It's not like most of the people I come across will even notice, unless I move to the UK.

Quote from: Kiera on November 12, 2006, 01:33:05 PM

Quote from: Tinkerbell on July 11, 2006, 10:04:34 PM
I use the name tinkerbell. . .

"<a href="http://disney.go.com/vault/archives/characters/tinker/tinker.html">Tinker</a>" perhaps (see link) but definately NOT "Tinks" as I noticed somebody recently alluded  . She is the #1Lady, favorite of Peter Pan which, as everyone should also know, is the symbol of the utlimate Boy. Both must never be lost as forever young at heart is still the greatest treasure of alll!!

Found some more 'fairy pics' Tink and will try to link them . . . .

The name "Kiera" was inspired from a young lady that I actually met not too long ago, a beautiful and 'troubled' friend of my 8 year old daughter that my heart and prayers have gone out to . . . .

Thank you so very much for the link, Kiera

Quote from: wishy on November 12, 2006, 02:49:14 PM

Quote from: Kiera on November 12, 2006, 01:33:05 PM

Quote from: Tinkerbell on July 11, 2006, 10:04:34 PM
I use the name tinkerbell. . .

"<a href="http://disney.go.com/vault/archives/characters/tinker/tinker.html">Tinker</a>" perhaps (see link) but definately NOT "Tinks" as I noticed somebody recently alluded  .

she said it was ok 

Yes, that is true, I told wishy it was okay.

You kitties can call me Robin if you wish, for that is my real name...


tinkerbell

   

Quote from: Tinkerbell on December 19, 2006, 09:54:06 PM
You kitties can call me Robin if you wish, for that is my real name...

I have noticed people usually get called by their username except for umop since it looks hard to pronounce.

Melissa

My name is taken from the poem "The Children of the Night", the concluding stanza of which is my signature.

My name here at Susan's place comes from a good friend of mine's nickname for me.  My two best friends are married to each other, and their first child couldnt pronounce my name when he was first starting to talk.  It begins with the letter 'd' so he just called me D.  The mother started calling me D sort of as a joke, but now several years later the whole famliy still calls me D.  So when I came up with my female name, it came naturally.  Dee

So my name is an unexpected gift from one of my best friends.

Quote from: Melissa on December 20, 2006, 02:56:33 PMI have noticed people usually get called by their username except for umop since it looks hard to pronounce.

Naah, it's easy: oo'-mop. But since it has "mop" in it I think I'll stick to my real name.  >

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After using my name everywhere, including at work, for almost the past 2 months I'm finding it's become automatic. No more stopping to remember which one I'm using, haha.

Quote from: umop ap!sdn on December 20, 2006, 08:17:02 PM

Quote from: Melissa on December 20, 2006, 02:56:33 PMI have noticed people usually get called by their username except for umop since it looks hard to pronounce.

Naah, it's easy: oo'-mop. But since it has "mop" in it I think I'll stick to my real name.  >

It kind of rhymes with Mmm Bop.

Melissa

Never heard of mmm bop before. *shrug*

Oh, I see. Is it a country song? It's been about that long since I've endured listening to C&W music. But I'm reminded of that song Elvira from the early '80s, which is actually a song I like.

If you do want to listen, you can check it out here:


The embedded videos feature seems to not currently exist, so I am putting a link in.

Melissa

Okay, Kelly, you're going to hate me now, LOL...

Curiosity got the best of me and I clicked the link. Gosh, I'd forgotten all about that one!!! Melissa, I want to thank you for bringing back a piece of the past that had I ever remembered I would have knocked myself out looking for.

the etymology and history of [katia]:

Gender: Feminine
Usage: Russian
Other Scripts: Катя (Russian)
Pronounced: KAH-tyah 
Variations: katya

Names that are related to KATIA: AIKATERINE   f   Greek
CADI   f   
CAETLIN   f   English (Modern)
CÁIT   f   Irish
CAITLÍN   f   Irish
CAITLIN   f   English
CAITLYN   f   English
CAITRIA   f   Irish
CAITRÍONA   f   Irish
CAITRÌONA   f   Scottish
CAJA   f   Danish
CAJSA   f   Swedish
CAREN   f   English
CARIN   f   English
CARYN   f   English
CĂTĂLIN   m   Romanian
CATALINA   f   Spanish
CATARINA   f   Italian, Portuguese, Galician
CATE   f   English
CATERINA   f   Italian, Catalan
CATHARINA   f   Dutch, Swedish
CATHARINE   f   English
CATHERIN   f   English
CATHERINA   f   Spanish
CATHERINE   f   English, French
CATHLEEN   f   Irish, English
CATHRIN   f   German
CATHRINE   f   Scandinavian
CATHRYN   f   English
CATHY   f   English
CATINA   f   
CATO (2)   f   Dutch
CATRIN   f   Welsh, German
CATRINA   f   Irish, Scottish
CATRINE   f   Swedish
CATRIONA   f   Irish, Scottish
ECATERINA   f   Romanian
EKATERINA   f   Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian
HECATE   f   Greek Mythology (Latinized)
JEKATERINA   f   Russian
KAARINA   f   Finnish
KADRI   f   Estonian
KAE   f   English
KAETY   f   English
KAI (2)   f   Swedish
KAIA   f   Norwegian
KAIJA   f   Finnish
KAISA   f   Finnish, Estonian
KAITLIN   f   English
KAITLYN   f   English
KAITLYNN   f   English
KAJ (2)   f   Swedish
KAJA (1)   f   Scandinavian
KAJSA   f   Swedish
KAKALINA   f   Hawaiian
KALENA   f   Hawaiian
KARA   f   English
KARAUGH   f   English (Modern)
KAREN (1)   f   Danish, Norwegian, German, English
KARENA   f   
KARI (1)   f   Norwegian
KARIN   f   Swedish, German, Dutch, Finnish
KARINA   f   Polish, Russian, German
KARYN   f   English
KARYNA   f   
KASIA   f   Polish
KAT   f   English
KATA   f   Hungarian, Finnish
KATALIN   f   Hungarian, Basque
KATARIINA   f   Finnish, Estonian
KATARIN   f   Breton
KATARÍNA   f   Slovak
KATARINA   f   German, Swedish, Hungarian, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Lithuanian
KATARINE   f   German
KATARZYNA   f   Polish
KATE   f   English
KATEE   f   English
KATELIJN   f   Dutch
KATELIJNE   f   Dutch
KATELIN   f   English
KATELL   f   Breton
KATELYN   f   English
KATELYNN   f   English (Modern)
KATENKA   f   Russian
KATERI   f   History
KATEŘINA   f   Czech
KATERINA   f   Macedonian, Russian, Bulgarian, Greek
KATERYNA   f   Ukrainian
KATEY   f   English
KATHARINA   f   German
KATHARINE   f   German, English
KATHARYN   f   English
KÄTHE   f   German
KATHERINA   f   English
KATHERINE   f   English
KATHERYN   f   English
KATHERYNE   f   English
KATHI   f   English
KATHIE   f   English
KATHLEEN   f   Irish, English
KATHLYN   f   English
KATHRIN   f   German
KATHRYN   f   English
KATHY   f   English
KATI   f   Finnish, Hungarian
KATICA   f   Slovene
KATIE   f   English
KATINA   f   
KATINKA   f   German
KATJA   f   German, Slovene
KATLYN   f   English
KATÓ   f   Hungarian
KATRI   f   Finnish
KATRIEN   f   Dutch
KATRIINA   f   Finnish
KATRIJN   f   Dutch
KATRIN   f   German, Swedish
KATRINA   f   English, German, Swedish, Dutch
KATRINE   f   Scandinavian, Dutch
KATRIONA   f   English
KATY   f   English
KATYA   f   Russian
KAY (1)   f   English
KAYE   f   English
KIT   m & f   English
KITTI   f   Hungarian
KITTY   f   English
KOTRYNA   f   Lithuanian
RAYNA (2)   f   Yiddish
REINA (2)   f   Yiddish
RIINA   f   Finnish, Estonian
RÍONA   f   Irish
TINA   f   English, Italian
TRIINU   f   Estonian
TRIJNTJE   f   Dutch
TRINA   f   English
TRINE   f   Danish
YEKATERINA   f   Russian