Name changes

[Korea]

Yes. I hate my first and middle name. Jennifer Renae


Also, I am really curious about everyone else name now.

[Valmy]

Yes. I hate my first and middle name. Jennifer Renae


Also, I am really curious about everyone else name now.

What the is wrong with Jennifer?  That sounds like a good name to me.  I mean you could be named Taylor or something.

[Liep]

My first name is too monarchistic (if that's a word), but it's after my grandfather so I'll keep it for that reason. Besides, I think it is actually quite easy to change one's name in Denmark.

[Valmy]

My first name is too monarchistic (if that's a word), but it's after my grandfather so I'll keep it for that reason. Besides, I think it is actually quite easy to change one's name in Denmark.

Is it Christian or Frederick?

[Eddie Teach]

What the is wrong with Jennifer?  That sounds like a good name to me.  I mean you could be named Taylor or something.

Too common.

[Valmy]

Too common.

That is because it is good.  Some things are popular for a reason.

[Liep]

Is it Christian or Frederick?

Christian. It could've been worse I suppose, Kresten.

[Eddie Teach]

Too common.

That is because it is good.  Some things are popular for a reason.

I agree, it's a pretty name. But I wouldn't want to be constantly running into people with the same name as me.

[Siege]

My first name is standard sefaradi.
Made of the first sylabels for Dictator for water, or water dictator, or dictatr for water but without the "for", because you don't use it when naming children.
In typical sefaradi fashion, my mother named me, without my father's input.
I cried a lot not for milk, like my older brothers, but for water. Go figure.
So my mum named me accordingly.

Funny how important water have been for me over the years.
Sefaradi traditions do WORK.

[Siege]

The bad part of my first name though, is that it sounds like an american name misspelled.
People always wright it down wrong.

[Liep]

Funny how important water have been for me over the years.

Quite funny how important water is to most people.

[Eddie Teach]

The bad part of my first name though, is that it sounds like an american name misspelled.
People always wright it down wrong.

Sometimes it's hard to get things write.

[Siege]

Tell me about it. It is really hard to get them rite.

[Siege]

English is a funny languish.

[jimmy olsen]

Yes. I'd change it to Max Powers

I know a couple whose last name is Powers, they didn't go with my idea (Max) for their first born, said it wasn't a girl's name. I said with a name like Max Powers gender doesn't matter, they still disagreed.

Maxine's a girl's name right?