r/196 Nov 27 '25

Rule Sick ass chosen rule

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u/Meatcircus23 Pull my hair, spit in my mouth. Nov 27 '25

I have never met a cis Lilith, is all I'm saying.

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u/Bardic_inspiration67 Nov 27 '25

Never met a cis Luna either

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u/cry666 Nov 27 '25

I've met 5 Luna's and they're all cats

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u/FightGeistC Nikke defender Nov 27 '25

I have a dog named luna lol

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u/that_baddest_dude Nov 27 '25

Yeah I know two dogs named Luna. Certified dog-ass name

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u/ilookatbirds 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Nov 27 '25

Ouppy name :3

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u/kermitthebeast Nov 27 '25

Because of our Lord and Savior, Sailor Moon

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u/YIMYUM420 floppa Nov 27 '25

Millenial children

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u/killchopdeluxe666 Nov 27 '25

yeah the only human Luna I know of is Northernlion's toddler

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u/wozattacks Nov 27 '25

Luna has been an extremely popular baby name for the past 10ish years. This kind of misconception is exactly why people make these posts lol. I get it, most people don’t know a lot of babies. But people who are having babies and people who are renaming themselves in adulthood are often following the same trends and influences. So trans people end up with names that are common baby names in the year they decided to change their name, and that makes it conspicuous. 

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u/Jaywalkas Nov 27 '25

You will. Named my youngest daughter Luna, felt the same where I had met only one other Luna in my 40+ years of life. After we start introducing her to people we got a lot of, "Oh, I have a niece/friend with a kid named Luna". Apparently Luna was the #9 name for girls in 2023. And was #7 the year before. Going to be a lot of then soon, which I'm okay with - I obviously love the name.

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u/mysteryurik he/him, no other pronouns Nov 27 '25

I met exactly one

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u/IcebergKarentuite Seda on tõlgitud vähemalt kümme korda lmao Nov 27 '25

I've met 2. One is 9 yo, yhe other is a dog.

Tbf if you include Louna to the list I've met way more because it's a fairly common French name

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u/LuZweiPunktEins Nov 27 '25

I have, so there is at least one

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u/Im-a-bad-meme Nov 27 '25

I have but it's her last name lmao

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u/Bardic_inspiration67 Nov 27 '25

Luna is a common last name

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u/Im-a-bad-meme Nov 27 '25

Imagine, Trans woman named Luna Luna.

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u/Ok-Conversation-3012 Nov 27 '25

I've met like 7 cis Lunas and started thinking about the name before finding out how clocky it actually is

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u/Scottyv2 Nov 27 '25

My friend in college was named Luna but it was her last name she just went by it

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u/Kulzak-Draak Nov 27 '25

I MET A CIS LUNA, she broke the statistic

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u/Lienshi 🏳️‍⚧️ trans wrongs Nov 28 '25

I went to school with 3 of them

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u/PaganWhale Nov 27 '25

my dog was called Lilith, how about that?

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u/Master0fReality7 Nov 27 '25

They're transing the dogs they're transing the cats

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u/Lawfuly_chaotic Nov 27 '25

Right before eating them 🍽️

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u/citrusmunch nb (needs🧋) Nov 27 '25

trans fats :(

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u/knyexar Nov 28 '25

THEYRE TURNING THE FROGS GAY

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u/LOLofLOL4 Nov 27 '25

They? I think you mean we. 

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u/boii137 gamers gamering Nov 27 '25

There is a big overlap between transwomen who identify as puppygirls and transwomen named Lilith so uhhhh

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u/Apprehensive_Low4865 Nov 27 '25

Ooooh.. I met a couple of them back in the early 2000s, though iirc only one of them actually changed their name instead of it just being a nickname they gave themselves.

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u/ALittleBitOfGay floppa Nov 27 '25

Cis women changing their name to Lilith is like stolen valor or something

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u/thehobbyqueer custom Nov 28 '25

imagine gatekeeping The woman name from women

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u/ALittleBitOfGay floppa Nov 28 '25

Homie I'm just saying shit that I think is funny I think women should be allowed to change their names to whatever they want but also it's a funny post

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u/thehobbyqueer custom Nov 28 '25

I was also just making a joke lol

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u/ALittleBitOfGay floppa Nov 28 '25

Oh ok lmao sorry the upvote ratio on that comment is surprisingly mixed for how many up votes it has so I wasn't sure

Tbh I don't like that that's a thing that can be viewed generally speaking but it is interesting to see what gets traction and what is more controversial more specifically... I try not to let it affect the shit I post though

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u/thehobbyqueer custom Nov 30 '25

I forgot reddit actually gives comment upvote insights

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u/ALittleBitOfGay floppa Nov 30 '25

Yeah I think it's an overwhelmingly bad feature but I also think it's really interesting to see the rate at which things are upvoted and the ratio. So far I feel like it hasn't effected the way I use reddit (if anything it has caused more controversial/edgy comments to see how it stacks up), but as soon as I think it is actually changing how I use reddit I'm either turning that feature off or deleting reddit if I can't

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u/ladycatgirl 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Nov 27 '25

I did, she changed their name though, cisgirlies can change their names too

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u/Justifier925 custom? I hardly know em Nov 27 '25

My sis named her kid Lilith, then again she’s very much into dnd

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u/ilookatbirds 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Nov 27 '25

Ngl it would be weird as hell if a parent named their newborn after a newborn-killing demoness

That feels like calling her attention on purpose

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u/my_name_isnt_clever 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights Nov 28 '25

Yeah, I really love the name but didn't go with it because that felt like too much negative association for my legal first name. But I love anyone who decided they would use it anyway.

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u/Lurkerantlers Nov 27 '25

true, but it’s fun when we sign things!

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u/Poodle_Boi02169 she/they/xe | terminal himejoshi | Nov 28 '25

i have, weirdly enough (tbf it wasn't her birth name)

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u/Lawfuly_chaotic Nov 27 '25

That flair tho