This must be a troll. When you are 14, you choose your own name.

Anonymous wrote:My 14 year old dd has agreed to change her name as we always regretted picking the name that we did. Being indecisive, my dh and I still can’t decide which name to choose! Help us!

The reason why this post is a fake is that if a child did not like their name for 14 years and wants a new name then any 14 year old for one, is entirely capable of thinking of a new one and for two, would never let the process of choosing it be taken over by the parents who need other people to decide such a personal thing for them.

Heathers

Heather

If I was a teen that hated my name, there’s no way I’d let my parents pick a second time.

A friend’s son is trans. He picked a new, male name last year and began using it at school last year. It suits him. My friend is supportive of the change to a male name, but hates the particular name selected. She liked a name that honored a grandparent her son never met. Her son is mulling it over as a new middle name. He dropped the female middle name when he changed his first name.

Sue Ann

Trolla

Brooklyn

Brystal

Seems like if your teen wants to change their name, THEY would already have something in mind, not you.

Tinsley, Sonja, Ramona, Luann, Bettheny

Teenley
Braeteen
Teena
Teenlyn

JoJo, like JoJo Siwa. Get the bow to match!

If this is for real, look at past relatives' names. My dad had a great-aunt named Elsie and I always thought if I had to change my name, I'd go with Elsie. Or, can your DD go by her middle name? I know many people who do that.

Larla. Duh.