A name can be a very important thing. Someone's name is their identity. Without a name you would just be "him" or "her" or maybe even "it". You wouldn't be able to tell anybody apart. But a name isn't just a label to keep track of you. It has a meaning. And that meaning is technically the definition of who you are in terms of heritage and your parents' dreams for your future.. So what does your name mean? And do you think its meaning actually fits you? You don't have to dislike your name, I just mean does it match your personality. If you are uncomfortable with sharing any part of your name, don't worry you don't have to share the name. Just the meaning.

Here is my name:

First Name: Michael - "Who is like God?" It is a rhetorical question that means nobody is God except God.
Middle Name:  Gregory - "Watchful, alert" I am always watching my friends' backs even when they don't notice. I am always careful of what to trust, and what is the absolute truth.
Last Name: Beckett - it means "Bee Cottage" the British term for a Beehive. I guess I am kind of a beehive. I usually just buzz around and do my job. I am friendly and mind my own business most of the time. But if someone pushes me too much, I do lose my temper rather quickly. If you try to mess with me, I will most likely sting back. That's how I lost my first girlfriend. She insulted my family, and I kind of stung her back. So yeah.

I think my name fits me pretty well.

I made this username when I was 12 and it sucks. It means the dark side of the moon. Pretty simple. The 2 at the end is just there.

LunarDarkness2 : Uh.... I think he means like... your real name, dude.


I'm not comfortable giving out my name, so I'll opt out for just posting the meaning.

My first name means "well birthed", an implication that I am highborn or of noble blood. This does not really apply it's self as my entire family for at least 200 years has been broke. Nor are they the most sophisticated lot you'll find either.

My middle name implies that I am a native of the "land of darkness". I doubt this is to be taken in any kind of a psychological or emotional sense, and more than likely contradicts the meaning of my first name, suggesting that I am an uneducated savage.

Finally, my last name suggests that I am from a long line of sailors. I have a LOT of military family members, dating all the way back to, most likely, both sides of the civil war. Without a doubt, there were many of my family that joined the navy.

As a whole, I don't believe my name really fits. I'm far from upper class, and I hate elitists and snobs anyway, but I'm not dumb or uncivilized either, and I absolutely refuse to get on a boat. I'm not sure why, but I just don't trust boats. Despite my name not representing me in any way, I'm fully content with it. I don't really believe that a name is all that important anyway. I think what distinguishes one person from another are his actions and intentions. It's about who a person is, not what they're called.

I am dumb. Again, this is what happens when you don't read the first post, kids. XD

Alex - Just a shortened version of Alexander
Thomas - Means twin. Weird. I don't have a twin. Ancestry, perhaps?

Paul - small (or humble) but wise.
Andrew - man or manly
Spackman - a variant of "Speakman" meaning someone who speaks. The name is from Wiltshire in England primarily as well as London.

So, I'm humble, but wise. Manly and I speak. That fits pretty well my real personality.

Without revealing my name, I can however say that it was inspired both from my first ancestor that came to America and from my grand father. As for their "profund" meaning... My ancestor's name was Peter and my grand father's name evokes a plant in French.

I remember that my real life name, the one people call me by that is, means "god remembers" roughly that is since I have a somewhat unique spelling. I doubt my mom was aware of that when I was being named. Kind of an ironic name to have considering I'm an atheist.

I was named after my paternal grandmother. My name don't laugh lol means "Homeland." It's a very patriotic term/name. I use to hate it since many people struggle to pronounce right and instead I have about ten different nicknames now. 

Due to reason that I will not explain I will not give out my actually name except that most people how a difficult time trying to pronounce it. And the meaning Isn't really meaning behind it is not worth mentioning.

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