What's in a name?

Eh, I guess I like my name. It's alright - it's just UBER common. I think I would change the spelling of it, from Megan to Mehgan.

Actually i don't like my real name,It makes people confused of my gender every time.they taught that i am a female,but i don't have any choice my parents give me that name so i'm beginning to love it.

I do love my name. It's pretty unique. It was actually a combination of my parents' first names. It came out pretty well. Although, when it was spelled it was more of a masculine name rather than a feminine one. I was always mistaken as Mr. lol... But the pronunciation was very much feminine. So I think I will stick with what my parents gave me (as if I have a choice to change them..lol)

Yup I'm happy with my name my parents gave me. Its not a very common name around here in my country and its a foreign one. I wouldn't want to change my name.

No I think my parents chose a very suitable name for me and my initials are pretty cool. My initials are JAZ and my Dads initials are DAZ. How about that for nifty, I wonder if they planned it that way? I do know people who have confided in me that they never thought of themselves as their name. Names do seem to conjure up stereo types. You hear a name and just by their name you may have a preconceived idea about the person. Usually you are totally wrong but sometimes you meet a person with a certain name and just say to yourself yep you are exactly the type of person I thought you would be.

I really love my name!

My name is "Kashan". I live in Pakistan. My name is rare that's why I like it and if I would have given a chance to change it, I WOULD NEVER!!!

Honestly, I could say that I do like my name not because of any meaning associated with it; but more because my parents chose it for me. I've discovered long ago that my name is the same name of the Roman goddess of wisdom in mythology; but in another form. She is the Roman counterpart of the Greek goddess Athena. I would like to believe that I do fit perfectly to its meaning and as an added bonus, I assumed that my mom added a letter h at the end of my given name to indicate that her own name is close to mine. I really don't know if this is logical or not, but just the same, I do believe this is true. Now that I'm already married and we do have a daughter, my husband and I decided even before we had a child to give him or her two names to signify my name and his. My spouse's name begins with the letter R and mine starts with M. He chose the M part and I chose the R. I also did some research for her name to give it some good meaning. I know that some would like their names changed but I, on the other hand, like my name just the way it is, eventhough some would spell or pronounce it erroneously.

Well at my childhood years I always hate my name CZAR and most of the time I why did they chose that name to me? As I'm getting older I then realize they got it from a Russian emperor, it is a title that is attached to their name and it is pronounced "zar" When I'm young I always ask to how it is pronounce and they usually mistaken it "Ceasar" and whenever I'm called by a new teacher in class they would always ask me and I hate it really... If I would given a chance I really like the name brad, jason, josh, chad, cause the sound of it makes you really hunky or gorgeous hehe...