Comment your chosen name and let others rate it on scale from 0 - for name so cis that no tranny could have possibly picked it; to 10 - for most tranny name imaginable. Can be your second choice name you left behind. Can add country or ethnicity for context.

    • TamaraOP
      4·
      1 month ago

      I know cis girl named like this, you’re good to go

    • TamaraOP
      3·
      1 month ago

      For western European it would be 3 or 4/10. Sounds nice.

    • TamaraOP
      2·
      1 month ago

      I love Lynch’s Lost Highway and Renée makes me think only of this film. Unusual and lovely, but I’ve never before heard about trans woman picking it, so 3/10

      • chimpmoder
        2·
        1 month ago

        thank you <3

        it started as a “wrong” keychain nametag so my best friend could have an excuse to call me a girl name while still being able to play it off as a joke to protect my boymode, and i just fell in love with it

        I will watch Lynch’s Lost Highway!

    • TamaraOP
      3·
      1 month ago

      Definitely not too crazy, when I hear it I think of regular midwestern/eastern US woman, just a little bit rare and much better than its counterpart Alice - at worst 5/10.

  • rory
    3·
    1 month ago

    claudia is my real first name. come get me cia and mossad.

    • TamaraOP
      3·
      1 month ago

      Where I live it’s regular cis girl name so I’m biased, but 3/10

      Data too unhelpful… Need to try better.

      • rory
        2·
        1 month ago

        middle name is rory and thats why i go by for like everything even irl. its giga clocky and like 75% a boys name anyways.

        • TamaraOP
          2·
          1 month ago

          Yeah, androgynous names are automatically on the higher end of the scale.

  • holidaygirl1225
    2·
    1 month ago

    im between ashley and just my regular birth name ashton at the moment, ashton is technically gender neutral but lets be real no one’s ever met a girl named ashton lmao so i’d probably prefer ashley idk

    • TamaraOP
      2·
      1 month ago

      Gender neutral names instantly make me wonder if the person is trans. Ashley is really nice, although it sounds more Millenial. I would give 8/10 to Ashton (would make me think you’re theyfab) and 5/10 to Ashley (since it can really go both ways) - I’d personally have chosen it if I was American/English.

  • Wandering
    2·
    30 days ago

    my name is a top 10 name for my birth year, it’s good enough.

    • TamaraOP
      2·
      30 days ago

      Yeah, it is. Top 10 for the birth year is always the best stealthy choice.

      Mine was barely top 150… with less than 50 girls

    • TamaraOP
      1·
      30 days ago

      It depends on context. It sounds sweet, would be between 4 and 6/10 in romance speaking/southern Europe. Clockiness depends on whether it’s believable that your parents would name you like this based on your ethnicity.

    • TamaraOP
      2·
      1 month ago

      You can’t go wrong with top 10. Nice and completely unclockable name - 1/10

    • TamaraOP
      1·
      30 days ago

      I think it’s on the same level as my name - very nice sounding, popular maybe eighty years ago, now unusual but at least not that popular among trannies…

      Maybe 6 or 7/10

  • jasper
    2·
    30 days ago

    my name to everyone irl is dirk. name stolen from my (jamaican) great uncle or something. but also its the name of a homestuck character which pisses me off. also i use jasper online in some places. was the name my mom (also jamaican) wouldve given me if i was born a guy. its a cute name but also it sounds kinda like a cat name lowkey

    • TamaraOP
      2·
      30 days ago

      Both are names literally approved by your family, so even despite homestuck reference I can’t give more than 4/10 to both of them, it would be 7/10 if not for the family

  • galileopunk
    2·
    1 month ago

    Jonathan was my second-choice name. (Early 20s white American) Honestly, I think Nathan fits me better than my real name, but there’s some painful associations for my mom. My real name was more popular in my birth year and is similarly classic.

    • TamaraOP
      1·
      30 days ago

      Jonathan would be 5/10, Nathan 6/10. I know theyfab named like the latter, but since you’re American and they are not I can’t judge it harshly.

      • galileopunk
        2·
        30 days ago

        I think the clockiest names are those that don’t fit your age and ethnicity.

        • TamaraOP
          1·
          30 days ago

          Yeah, for American these are okay, but European with either of those is either troon or had parents who fell for trend of giving American names to kids back in the 2000’s

          • galileopunk
            1·
            30 days ago

            Makes sense. I’ve known 2 white trans women with Japanese names. (Yes, they were insufferable)