My name means joy, happiness, laughter.
Actually, I'm chronically depressed, anxious and miserable! lol.
Perhaps we should wait until adulthood and when people's personalities become evident, they can choose and register their own names?
What does your first name mean? Does it say who you are?
by restrangled 44 Replies latest jw friends
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Farkel
:What does your first name mean? Does it say who you are?
Who you are is an entirely different thing from WHAT you are. WHO you are is so much more deep and spiritual and divine than what you are. One is your accomplishments and presentation in this life. The other is the essence of your divinity, your connection with the Creator. which most of us forget and spend our lives trying to get connected back to that.
Your first name doesn't mean shit with regards to WHO you are. It is about WHAT you are: labels and more superficial crap like that.
Farkel, of the know nothing class
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mouthy
Farkel of the no nothing class <<<<<<<< I wanted you all to believe what my name means
Hey GG (Grandma Grace)
We all love and respect you ! You are the grandma of us all remember?
Thanks Sweetie Evidently Farkel has to believe
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LoverOfTruth
My means Goddess of the Moon. I'm also a Leo. Both fit my personality of wanting to be in charge.
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Farkel
Mouthy,
:Thanks Sweetie Evidently Farkel has to believe
Of COURSE, I believe! In what, I do not know. I think there must be a much higher power than ex-wives, but ex-wives do not agree with me on that. I counter with the fact that my higher power didn't take lots of money from me, and they did. They counter with the notion that they deserve my money more than the higher power, who doesn't need money.
As usual, they win.
Farkel
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beksbks
The most common meanings I have seen are
to bind, a snare, captivating, knotted cord, bound (as in marriage)
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BIG D
Mine is what my friends call me
big d
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erynw
peace
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Hortensia
my name is Spanish/Romanian/French in origin and means "protector." If that means obsessive codependant enabler, well then that's me. what was kind of interesting was this tidbit: "Your name was not found in a list of 88,799 names in the 1990 US census." I guess everyone with my name hid out during the 1990 census. I thought I turned in the census form, but evidently not, eh?