Is it bad to have a clocky name as trans person? My legal name is the typical Alex Oliver, because I am a pooner.

  • CutePlushies
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    1 month ago

    Mine is a little bit but it never really gets mentioned. It’s also kinda an old grandma name tho. Alex is a completely normal name I wouldn’t call it clocky

  • PIČKOVAR 🏴‍☠️
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    1 month ago

    Names can only be clocky if they’re in English and I’m not an American so I’ve never had this struggle. I don’t know what the kids consider clocky these days but I think your name is good

    • MarsstationOP
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      1 month ago

      The thing is I don’t live in America, but I have “American style” name. Its very stereotypical pooner name online, but I like it. I just worry people will clock me when they hear my name or think its cringe.

      • mika
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        1 month ago

        having an english name in a non english speaking country is pretty clocky, but some names should be fine since they can also be common in other countries. at least i know multiple cis guys named alex or oliver and i’m from germany

      • avidautumn
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        1 month ago

        i think you would be the only one to know for sure, but i would imagine alex would just be seen as a weird american name than a pooner name, the vast majority of cis people don’t even think about stereotypical trans names at all