Would you change your birth name?

If you were given the chance to change your birth name, would you? As you all know you can legally change your name already, but would you ever consider it?

I personally don't think I will ever change my name. If you decide you want to change your name, please include what you would like to change it to.

 

I was born "Zachary" but in about 6th grade I just mixed it up to "Zakk". It has stuck with me since, it is what everyone knows me as. When I hit 18 next year, I may do it legally, it depends on the cost, as it is pretty useless.

 

Never!

 

Yes, because my last name happens to be a first name, everyone calls me DJ because of it.

 

Nope.

 

My real name is Neil, I just want to change it to Cornelius. It would be pimper.

 

Yes. and No.

Aviv isn't an English name, and it sucks. I think I'll go with Jeff, or Mark. Or I could just stick with Aviv. Doesn't really matter.

 

no vladislav is a cool name =)

 

Stick with Aviv, way cooler then Jeff or Mark.

 

No just because my name for me is really unique and not much people have the same name as me

 

I wish I had been given a different (less common) name - Olivia or Zoë, maybe - but I wouldn't change it; it's too much of a legal hassle.

I'll probably keep my last name if I marry, though.

 

No, I rather like the name Kevin. It's common, yes, but I'm too attached to it now to change it.

 

I have been thinking of changing my legal name to TJ when i turn 18.

 

Well, if someone approached me right now about it saying I could change it on the spot for free; I would. I would simply change my surname to my mother's maiden name, Lee. Why? It's more ambiguous. Plus, I like the ring Michael Lee has...

 

thatd be weird changing your name unless you got a really dumb name that you hate alot.

 

Absolutely not. I love my name as it is.

 

I think Matt is a nice name, if I were to change it, I'm not sure what I would change it to.

 

My parents named me Oswald, what do you think?

 

No. Nick's a fine name.

 

I'm not particularly endeared to the name "David". I like uncommon names, particularly those with deeper meaning than "Oh! That sounds nice!"

I may change my name when I'm older, but the way I am right now, I couldn't be bothered.