do you love your name if not what will you do ?

I have 2 names but I think they're both nice

I don't like my name (Brian). It's just extremely plain and there are so many people named Brian that your name just sorta blends in with everyone else's. I guess I'll just live with it. I wouldn't go as far as actually getting my name legally changed, since my family would hunt me down for that.

I like my name a lot, it's not common. Plus it's meaning is courageous (not that it's very relevant to my personality, I can be a tad shy when meeting people). But I read a baby name book once, they say my name is indeed rare for those of the younger generation, and it's more common among older women (ie grandmothers). XP

No not really. My name has no meaning to me its just something that people keep calling me. At least its a relief from some of the more creative things they have thought of *cough*.

It took me along time to start liking my name. Although I prefer my friends to call me by my nickname(which they gave me :p).

Mine's quite a common name but I'm the only one who has that name in my batch so it makes me unique plus it only consists of four letters so it's easy to remember

not really but why change it...it's not the best name in the world but I am pretty sure it could be worse

i like my name...in arabic, it means peace. woot, peace. i dunno if it suits me thuogh. my mom is always talking about how crazy and violent and what a talker i am. ah well...i think it's still pretty. hopefully one day i could be someone that my name suits. i dunno though.

I don't really like my name. It's not very common, so I guess it's not all bad.

I like my "real name" because my First name is in Spanish and my second name is in Greek which means lovely and angelic....

I have a funny story with my name. It has changed three times and not because I wanted it to, but because bureaucrats can't spell. Seriously, my parents named me Halyna but since in the soviet times everything was in Russian and in Russian there is no "h" sound, it got spelled Galina on my first passport. But some guy later on got confused and on my latest passport, it's spelled Galyna. I suppose I could forgive them, apparently the French don't know that name.

Actually the only problem I have with my first name is that most people who don't know me do not know what is my first name and what is my last name. Everyone just goes "hello there, Mrs. Galina" and I have to go, "no, wrong one!"

my name, i really like. in Greek it means "lively" which i think really suites me, and my family and friends agree to that. so yeah... i'll stick with it.

i don't mind having the name i have. although, the nicknames are kinda weird for me since it can be used for females, too...