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[tragicaddict.livejournal.com]

I'm Rachel. But I realllyyyy don't love that. I don't know, most peple at least feel good about THEIR names, but me... ehh not so much. My mom and I have talked about me wanting to change it, and she actually said we'll see. So, I might as well come up with some solid ideas.

I Like the names
Chloe
Eden
Jadyn
Anna (Ahna)
Danielle

and plenty more. But I don't want to use something on me that I'd want for a future daughter. So I've got a pick under the cut, tell me what I look like? I like a ton of different kinds of names, so new stuff, old stuff, anything. Even funky spelling. Go wild hunns.







btw... don't take my hair color into consiteration, it's blonde right now, but I'm doing red soon hopefully. And I know that won't be forever eaither.

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[lizziey.livejournal.com]

LOL! Not that far off actually. My mom always said it was "ie" but my nanna (favorite person ever as a kiddo) said it was a "y" at the end. I was 6. My mother was very stubborn, and would not let me see my Nanna until Nanna would agree with it being an "ie". I think it was about a month before I got to missing my Nanna too bad, and said (this i remember!) "No, you're both wrong! Its 'iey'!" Its been that way ever since. :)

And my surname is a T. It used to be a J. :D

[anapology.livejournal.com]

LOL you do have some funny stories!!
My friend Lizzy is a Y because her older sister is Molly & they thought Molly & LIzzy looked better than Molly & Lizzie. We changed for a while when we were about 8, she became Lizzie & I became Sophie. It made thinks so much easier because those are the usual spellings, we'd just been confusing before as Lizzy & Sophy!
Unfortunatly it didnt last & i'm a Sophy. urgh!

[lizziey.livejournal.com]

'Tis life. :)

...sophy? *wrinkles nose* I've never seen it spelled that way. I've always seen it as "ie". Well...you could always comprimise...Sophiey. :-p