Did you ever want to change your name?
Who wouldn't? I mean, let's be honest, some of us were just born with the wrong name. Imagine going through life as "Bruce Bellybutton" or "Gertrude Gazoontight". Yikes! But don't worry, you can always opt for a new one. Just choose a new name that's snappy, cool and most importantly, easy to spell. And if all else fails, you can always change your name to "X Æ A-12" like Elon Musk's kid. Now that's what I call a name with a bang!"
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Mijn achternaam niet, mijn voornaam (roepnaam) wel. Ik noem mezelf al jaren Dana. Mijn moeder, mijn broers en mijn schoonzusters noemen me nog altijd bij mijn eigenlijke roepnaam. Mijn overige familie noemt me wel Dana, net als iedereen in mijn omgeving. Mijn doopnaam hou ik wel trouw aan. Ik voel mezelf Dana.
My mom would have called me Wendy too. But I like Ingrid. Only yesterday did you know that André van Duin is a pseudonym.
No, I am happy with the name given to me by my parents. If I had been a boy, they would have named me Rogier, referring to Rogier van Otterloo, which they were a big fan of. And me, too, by the way.
You can always take a profile name and hop through life virtually.
As a teenager, my girlfriend and I sometimes made boys believe that we had a different name, though.
As a teenager, my girlfriend and I sometimes made boys believe that we had a different name, though.
You did not specify whether it's a first or last name. At least I changed my first name.
Although I don't like my name at all, I know for sure that there are worse and you're used to it, I think it's beneficial in a legal, parenting or custody case in short
