Names...

My birthname is really feminine and with me being genderfluid I wanted to pick a new name for myself but I couldn't quite decide on one. I have a few choices picked but I still can't decide on one so I've decided to come here and ask for help. The few choices I've got so far are; Sage, Reese, Nova, Frankie, Quinn, Roux, Shea, Tarian, Briar, Rowan, Reagan, Rylan, Kamari, and Baylor. Any other ideas are welcome!<3

Putting pictures of me below so you can see what name fits from appearance. Thank you for the help!<3

(Those Photos r from Sept. but I haven't had my phone to take more photos since so I just put wut I could. <3)

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Unknown member

Nov 28, 2020

Also I just found this unisex name that means someone who has a deep inner truth and I thought it would be fitting sense you are just figured out who you were in the queer community. It Aurum. Its of latin origins and also mean glowing dawn.

Unknown member

Nov 28, 2020

I really like the names you chose but my personal favorites are Quinn because I love the character Harley Quinn and Frankie because I just like the name. I also have a name suggestion. It was one I was thinking of naming my future kid someday. Kai. It gender neutral and means ocean or sea in a hawaiian language. It also mean restoration and recovery in japanese among other things. Hope this was helpful. I'll let you know if I think of any others.

HERE.AND.QUEER.

Nov 28, 2020

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Thank you so much for the suggestions and ideas! I've decided to go with one of the names you suggested, Kai. I feel like I could see myself being called this and I love how it works extremely well with all of the genders I identify with. I feel more complete with a less feminine name for the days where it would give me dysphoria just having to hear my birthname. Thank you so much for helping me! <3

Unknown member

Nov 29, 2020

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@HERE.AND.QUEER First thank you for choosing my name suggestion second I just want to say that when I was looking for name I went through some pop culture stuff and found out Loki from the Marvel Comic is gender fluid. Which makes sense because Loki is a character that constantly shapeshifts into differents form with different gender identities. Loki wasn't gender fluid in the Marvel Cinematic Universe though because then they can't show the movie world wide of queerphobia. A example of this can be seen in the popular fandom ship of Steve Rogers (Captain America) and Bucky Barnes ( the Winter Soldier) which makes sense because if there half of there line where said between a straight couple they would be assume to be dating by the audience and Steve was the one that triggered Bucky memories to come back after he was reprogrammed into a assassin which would be a classic storyline for a straight couple. Even though this ship would make the story a lot better if you consider the end of Endgame. Steve decide to stay in the past after he returned the Infinity Stones to live with his first love Agent Peggy Carter. On the surface this seem like a good ending but if you seen the show Agent Carter the whole point of Peggy's character arc was to get over the lost of Steve to help S.H.I.E.L.D. the protect the world and has a happy life without a man. This story line basically reinforce the misogynistic and homophobic idea that a women can be happy without a man in there life.( I think this is proof that i'm a nerd). I'm sorry this is so long that just something that makes me mad.

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Dec 11, 2020

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There having a Loki T.V. show on Disney Plus. Loki is rumored to be Genderfluid and Pansexual in the series like in the original comics. So there could be new Genderfluid Pansexual representation.