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My middle name is Alexander and while I like it, when I become a woman it might be awkward to have a masculine middle name if that makes sense. Maybe I'll change it to Alexandra? Alexandria? What do you fags think?
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What the fuck is a middle name?
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Yeah, I picked Ríona for my middle name.
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>>44777788
Latino or mick?
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>>44777765
i just deleted mine, it was Thomas but there’s nothing i really wanna replace it with
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>>44777775
A name in the middle. Like "John Frederick Smith", "Frederick" being ghe middle name
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>>44777795
Irish.
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>>44777765
I did. I wanted to name myself what my dad might've called me if I'd been born female. He named me Michael Anthony, I named me Michelle Angela
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>>44777765
my mom made me pick my great grandmother's name for that. do alexandra, it'll sound nice if you have to give your whole name
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>>44777765
I changed my first middle and last mainly because I wanted to distance myself from my dad as much as possible, aside from transitioning. My middle name I had my mom come up with because because I'm still a little sentimental about some things even if I never spent a lot of time around her. I agree with Alexandra for you btw, I think that'll sound natural and flow nicely.



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