I like my first name, but my middle name is lame and my last name is really boring and common. If you could have named yourself as an infant, what would you name yourself?

I think I would be... Alexander Fallen Love

My name is sexy. Alexandra Fucking Grace soon to be Alexandra Fucking Fulcher. It's okay to be jealous.~

Happy with my name. Wouldn't change it if I could.

I don't enjoy my name much, i would change if i could afford to, but i would keep my name as at least one of my middle names so i keep it in respect to my parents

i have no idea why but this made me chuckle lol

Pretty happy with my name, but I am seriously considering changing my last name to that of my dad's.

hmmm.....maybe i will turn my name into a japanese one ^^

I like the name Jaclyn

I don't hate name, but I will change it if certain things happen.

I like my mandarin name.

Maybe I'll change my English name next time because it sounds a little bit unprofessional. I do love it, regardless.

No no no!! like my name,,

I luvz my name! No one can pronounce it correctly the first time, thus giving them a hint of how my personality is!
But to change my name? I have thought of changing it to something moreee
Silly. Like MaryLou Swint or Roxilia Duff !

I want my name to be Maize or Elecia or maybe Xynthia.
but I guess having Scarlet for my name is fine :))
since people give me nicknames like Scaytie, Scay, Scar, Lettie and many mores XD

My first name's too common. My second name's too old-fashioned. My first surname makes me my family's black sheep. My second surname ashames me due to my family.

I once asked my mother if she'd rather have me drop my first surname, but she hated the idea of being called "a single mother". So now I wear it with some pride. My names... I don't care about them enough.

Just warning you, in particular due to the internet age and bookkeeping everywhere you go on the internet or when you patronize businesses (which doesn't update automatically), changing your name without seeing your old one everywhere is a pain in the *** if you live in the US.

For starters, after you get the name change order (which takes a while and costs a bit of money unless you're getting married or dealing with Witness Protection) and publicizing the change in the paper, then you've gotta change:

Birth Certificate
Driver's License
Car Insurance and Vehicle Registration and Title
Health Insurance
Homeowner's Title/Insurance or your rental agreement and insurance
Passport
Facebook (probably the only really easy one here)
Social Security
Bank Accounts and Credit/Debit Cards
Your name at any clubs or associations you belong to
Your name with any subscription services or utilities
Your name with your employer or school

Then you've gotta contact every single person who sends you mail or email in your old name and tell them to change your name on their records.

In short, don't do it unless you have a reason or are prepared to deal with all of this bureaucracy.