Eight months after my name change became legal, still seeing it bengs euphoria.
Tag: name change
Here is the history of changing my name, for the third and final time. My first name change, which I didn’t like was because family didn’t want me to masculinize my name. I tried a couple f years ago to attempt correcting it, but I fell short on the cash to follow through. Now the final—successful—attempt to my real name, the preferred one it should’ve been all along, allows me to live socially and legally as my authentic self.
Blogging is expensive. But now however you know (or knew) me, I own the domain to my names and they all point ot my blog.
Growing up, from Charlie to Charles, with a domain name to finally reflect that.
What might be a “privilege” for you or me might be necessary for another’s safety and survival.
It took only five years to correct the mistake of my first name change. It’s finally fixed.
Three weeks from today, I can legally go by my name.
I’m all set for the—delayed—hearing to legalize my alias and name change.
The irony of using payments in my current name, to pay for my new name.
Yea, that name I go by. Let me explain.