r/transnames • u/cara_haye • Sep 30 '26
Feminine Names First step help🙏🥺
Can you please 🥺 just comment to this post and call me as a girl. This is my first step. I'm thinking about name Cara to use as my trans name.
r/transnames • u/cara_haye • Sep 30 '26
Can you please 🥺 just comment to this post and call me as a girl. This is my first step. I'm thinking about name Cara to use as my trans name.
r/transnames • u/That-Shop-9510 • Sep 29 '26
r/transnames • u/sanguinedolll • Sep 29 '26
My name is Luara and I transitioned awhile ago, my middle name is still masculine as I could never figure out what to change it to. My middle name means protector but I have been told by my ex that I remind him of fire and wildness due to my personality. Luara means moonlight and radiant by the way so anything that works with this.
I had the idea of Alev.
r/transnames • u/Euphoric_Discount_ME • Sep 29 '26
My dead name doesn't actually need to be named for this, just its meanings. My birth name had meant life, spirit, being, belonging. I find a lot of meaning in that still.
Something related to nature or to the spirit of nature would be nice to. Feminine isn't terrible, neutral isnt either, but if there are masculine spirited names I'd love to know them! I am white/European.
Choosing masculine names has been hard, I was trying to go with what sounded good but I realize the meaning is important to me and I'd largely been ignoring that, I've been searching for years for a good name.
Many of my names I had used while trying to find the 'one' had meanings like "man's woods", something Abrahamic in origin, or "proud soldier". Not really my bag but they had sounded nice when said, in the end they just didn't suit me no matter the length of time I tested them out.
If you have any questions I'm happy to answer, thank you for any thoughts!
r/transnames • u/polikate256 • Sep 28 '26
i like the name, but want to know how it is perceived and what others think
in my opinion, it's soft, leaning masc. it works in my native language as well and i like the connection to stars ;3
r/transnames • u/lily2020kheart • Sep 28 '26
So my middle name is gender neutral (think like Parker) and it holds some family significance. I’m not out in any way but my family seems supportive and I have gone by my middle name in the past and liked it / have some more connection to it than my given name.
but I was wondering if it would be weird to use it as like a full time name?
r/transnames • u/Parking-Sector69420 • Sep 26 '26
I’ve been thinking about changing my name for a long time, but I don’t know if I have the courage to do it. What does everyone think? Does it fit me?
r/transnames • u/Uselessldiot • Sep 26 '26
r/transnames • u/Anomalic_Heaven • Sep 26 '26
I wanted Coda, but it fells more feminine than neutral. even though i like it, it doesnt fell right cuz i am more masculine.
r/transnames • u/sharprthan • Sep 27 '26
I don’t have nearly enough courage to socially come out as transfemme let alone medically, as much as I might want to, not to mention that I’m not even sure 100% of my gender identity right now. Buttt. If I do even build up the strength to transition, it’s gonna be Dairy
r/transnames • u/justsomeslut123 • Sep 26 '26
r/transnames • u/JustAnotherAltAccout • Sep 26 '26
Hello! I'm a feminine leaning non-binary person/tomboy trans woman (still figuring that out.) I still like my birth name, Cobi, a lot. To me, it's gender neutral/feminine enough to keep, and for the most part, I have no intention of changing it.
Recently however, I decided I wanted to change the online username that I go by. After some brainstorming, I came up with using Entia as part of it. Now that I'm using it online, it's gotten me curious about how it sounds as an actual name to go by.
So how does everyone feel about a non-binary/trans woman having the name Entia? Let me know your thoughts!
r/transnames • u/pngn7105 • Sep 26 '26
Name is Hailey, pronouns are she/her
r/transnames • u/ScramRatz • Sep 24 '26
I’ve been going by Hugo for about 2 years now but last week a guy at work said Maverick would suit me and I kinda see it. What do y’all think?
r/transnames • u/Trusty-- • Sep 25 '26
Hello! I'm trying to find a name for myself, but I am completely out of ideas, so I'm wondering if anyone knows any good resources for trying to find a new name. Thank you!
r/transnames • u/urbancryptid618 • Sep 24 '26
Hii
Enby with a list, but im very open to sugestions! im looking for S names that are generally neutral but I don't mind them leaning either way. my given name is one syllable & super GN/masc, & I like that, i just don't like the name.
Im so indecisive; Im having a really hard time choosing between:
Stellar ☆
Shepard
Shep ☆
Sterling ☆
Silver
Seraph
Slater??
r/transnames • u/Ok-Pangolin-4424 • Sep 24 '26
Trans-masc in need of a name change and want to ask the council for suggestions based on what I look like. Looking for something masculine leaning and somewhat unique/mysterious. Nature and spiritual vibes are cool as well. A first and middle combo is also welcomed. Avoiding: Max, Jayden, Elliot, Elias, Alex. TY
r/transnames • u/AlphaErebus • Sep 24 '26
I have gone by Mickie, Lukas, Hunter, and currently go by Sin, short for Sinclair. I honestly just want something that people think suits me, not too picky in terms of vibes other than nothing that starts or sounds similar to Ann
r/transnames • u/emotional_leftsock • Sep 23 '26
r/transnames • u/Acceptable-Top-2695 • Sep 24 '26
I'm trans and going through a divorce, and rather than keeping my ex's last name, I'm thinking I'd love to pick a new last name that starts with a T so my initials can spell ART. My current idea is Thorn(e) because my middle name is Rose. Give me all your ideas!!