My real name is Leah, so Leah... L... yeah. Kinda boring. UNTIL you insert the amazingness of Death Note! /obsession

For character names, I like old-sounding names that still can be revamped into something amazing. Take Felicity, from Mechanical Masquerades. You probably don't have anyone named Felicity in your school. You've probably never met somebody named Felicity. The last time you heard this name was a) referring to your great-aunt, b) the American Girl thingie, or c) used as a noun meaning happiness and stuff. But the name itself still sounds pretty amazing for a girl in modern times, no?

--L

I just like snakes (except for opal cornsnakes because they look sosososososososo creepy) =)

My friend got me into Flower Fairies and Blackberry Elf-Glitter is my fairy name. I use it a lot as a pseudonym.

It took me quite some time to figure out what I would name myself.  I wanted it to be something like the name of a plant, because I suppose I was looking out at my garden at the time and thought that plant names work well as names in general.  I really wanted to use Sage, but thought it might be misinterpreted as a wise person, not the plant.  Finally, I came to the conclusion of Leaf, and after thinking about it for awhile, I decided it would work.  There are really no double meanings or ways to think about it other than simply a physical leaf, or so I think.  I've actually met someone recently whose name is Leaf (though that's more of a nickname, not his real name) and now there is a car called the Nissan Leaf (and it's all electric which makes me beyond happy).  And it's funny, because every time I see leaf used as a name, I think of the Chatterbox.  It's almost like a link to another world - the world of buggies. :)

I'm new, but...

The constellation is cool.

Simple enough?