A brief, but significant, announcement

[elfs]

Storm

Yamaraashi-chan and I had a conversation yesterday evening, and one of the things we decided was that she no longer needs to be protected from the Internet by a psuedonym. She has her own Facebook account, which in true 13-year-old style is full of "OMG!"s, idle worship of idol celebrities, and the occasional shout of "Life is too confusing!", and it is under her own name.

Therefore, she would like me to stop calling her Yamaraashi-chan in print, and refer to her by her given name,

Comments

[acelightning.livejournal.com]

[fayanora.livejournal.com]

More people call me Fay than Tristan. It's gotten to the point where I occasionally hesitate a moment if I hear my birth name instead of my adopted name, like "wait, huh? Oh right, that's my name."

I have a long history of not liking my birth name. I'm mostly okay with it now, though I am still looking for a femme name that fits my body as well as my spirit.

[acelightning.livejournal.com]

[fayanora.livejournal.com]

I, too, have many names. Including two different spiritual names, and a translation of one of my spiritual names. My two spiritual names being "Fayanora Ahnabahn Tahlahmorgk" (long story (http://fayanora.23ae.com/spiritual/AKB/trelli_lang.html), means "Flirtatious, Tree-loving Clergy.") The other being Ahnabahn Morph'oht'spwiigohl Tay'kay'yah. The translation of that one being an English name/title: Reverend Beautiful Pyre.

There are more names, but I shall not endeavor to bore you unless thou wishest to be bored.

[acelightning.livejournal.com]

[elfs.livejournal.com]

I like using "Elf." I hear it clearly. People hesitate when saying it. There aren't that many people with my real name, but that doesn't matter much.