If you were the opposite sex, what would your name be?

If I had been born a boy, my parents would have called me Alex. I like that name, but if I were to choose my own, it would be Sebastian Kyle. They are my two favourite boy's name. If, however, I were to have a sex change, I think I would change my name to Byron. I really like that name, and it is very similar to my female name.

by Bryony Harrison

Yes, Byron is very nice ;-)

One of my husbands was called Byron.

If I was born a male:The name I would have liked to be called would be......


I did call my first son that name.....that's how much I love it.

by jonaja

Aryan, I love this name.

by Radhika

Aryan??
are you iranian?
:)

No I am not. Just love this name:-)

No I am not. Just love this name:-)

Until Hitler sullied it :(((

PS . . Radhika is a lovely name :-)

Same as my first name, but drop the 'e' at the end. I get that quite often anyway...

by Justine Crowley

Joseph. It was my uncle's name and a family favourite.

by Sarah Bell

Grear question by the way!

Thanks. I like the name Joseph. If you were going to be named after your uncle, does that mean Sarah is after a female member of your family?

Zaid - I have a thing for names starting with Z :)

by Xarah

I like them too..... :)

May be Shermal. But its hard to say as in our culture we generally don't decide on a name till the baby is born.

by Sharm Jay

If I'd been a boy my name was going to be Aidan. My dad says he's glad I wasn't a boy because he now hates that name (although I have no problem with it. Sex and the City's Aidan anyone?).

by Kerri

I was going to be named Joshua, which I love!

by Jac's Veghead

I'm hearing ya :)

If I had been a boy, my Mum told me that my name would have been exactly the same: Lindsay. Even spelt the same! Lindsay can be a boy's name or a surname in Scotland, especially when it is spelt this particular way. Thanks, Mum.

by Lindsay Law

Hello Lindsay.....
My son's first name is Lindsay! I've seen the name spelled in so many, & sometimes weird, ways! I bet you have too!

Got the idea from movie, 'Chariots of Fire' as Lord Lindsay in that was played by my fave actor at the time, Nigel Havers! Go figure!

I've always liked the names Jack, Fionn and Ruairi - I can't choose a fave!

by Maria

MALE

by wotsy

Susan

by jmkri

Can't speak for myself, BUT, when expecting our 2nd baby, as was 'mirror' pregnancy of my first, thought I was having another boy, so name chosen was MURRAY.

Just love that name. Reminds me of the beautiful, strong River Murray, on which I've cruised twice & absolutely loved it & the eucalypts on shore, & second-name of Aussie icon, R M Williams.

Was not to be, as a gorgeous little girl was born!

by donjo

Dad wanted Ariel, but mother vetoed it. I never heard if they had a boy's name picked out. If I could pick I think I would like Alexander or maybe Oliver. I like Noah too.

by Rice

My name would have been Bede

by fran.

I like the name Noah, at the time I didn't think of it for my son's name, but I still do like his name anyway, which is Phillip.

by Diana Nairn