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If you had been born the opposite sex, what would you have been named?

Leah, which I've always thought is a horrible name (no offense to any Leahs out there).

My actual name is Stefan (pronounced steh-fawn), which I think is rather nice :T
 
Michael Lewis. I quite like Michael and would consider it for my own children but Lewis would be after my birth father, which would've pissed me off immensely.
 
Kohkah'v.

It's Hebrew for star, my current name is the Hebrew word for life ^^ (dammit now you're going to Google "hebrew word for life" to find my name >|)

Yes my parents were going to name me a star if I was a boy.
 
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Indigo said:
Kohkah'v.

It's Hebrew for star, my current name is the Hebrew word for life ^^ (dammit now you're going to Google "hebrew word for star" to find my name >|)

Yes my parents were going to name me a star if I was a boy.
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Both your real name and boy-name are really unique. I do enjoy seeing all the different names here :)
 
I think I asked my parents about this once. They said I would've been called Rachael or Indi. Both of which are rather nice names, in my opinion.
 
I haven't posted here? Insanity!

I'd have been Alexandra. Being Alexander now, it's pretty clear what mother had set her mind on.
 
Let's see...
Seeing as my first name is Daniel, I would most likely be named Danielle.
(There have been ignorant people that thought "Daniel" was pronounced like "Danielle" for some reason.)
 
Aquatic said:
I think I asked my parents about this once. They said I would've been called Rachael or Indi. Both of which are rather nice names, in my opinion.
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oh my gosh

What.

I AM INDI(GO) :o

or actually whatever the Hebrew word for life is ;D
 
nomnom52 said:
Let's see...
Seeing as my first name is Daniel, I would most likely be named Danielle.
(There have been ignorant people that thought "Daniel" was pronounced like "Danielle" for some reason.)
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That doesn't sound...right :o

Just because your current name is Daniel does not mean you'd be named Danielle; it's just the female counterpart.

...that wasn't very clear D:

Your parents may have wanted to name you something completely different if you were a girl, mhmm?
 
Aquatic said:
I think I asked my parents about this once. They said I would've been called Rachael or Indi. Both of which are rather nice names, in my opinion.
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If you're a Rachael, you have to put up with it being spelled 'Rachel' or, by morons like myself, 'Racheal' all the time, which I imagine would get old. And when I hear 'Indi', all I can think of is 'indie films' and 'indie music'.

nomnom52 said:
Let's see...
Seeing as my first name is Daniel, I would most likely be named Danielle.
(There have been ignorant people that thought "Daniel" was pronounced like "Danielle" for some reason.)
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Over here, at least, Daniel is "Dan-yull", while Danielle is "Dan-yell". Nobody ever pronounces Danielle properly, with three syllables (Dan-ni-ell), myself included.
 
Indigo said:
That doesn't sound...right :o

Just because your current name is Daniel does not mean you'd be named Danielle; it's just the female counterpart.

...that wasn't very clear D:

Your parents may have wanted to name you something completely different if you were a girl, mhmm?
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Maybe that's why he said "most likely" instead of "they would have". I didn't see any issues with it.
 
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