Username Origins

[PerfectThought]

Tell me why your username is what it is. Curious about your tales.

[Lord Orgasmo]

One of the names Codworth in Fallout 4 can call you is "Orgasmo" which is probably based off of the movie "Orgazmo". But he only calls you "Mister Orgasmo" so I was like "I can do better than that" and thus Lord Orgasmo was born. The first time I used the name was in a D&D campaign as an Air Genasi Paladin. I ended up becoming a terrorist after blowing up an airship and setting a bakery on fire after seducing an air elemental that they were using. We then proceeded to tame a T-Rex using fedora magic, and killing the leader of the fighter's guild by getting our vampire friend to drink all of his blood after we paralyzed him with Hold Person.

So yeah, nothing too special.

[Dark Cloud]

Cause I be grumpy and wanted a slightly less edgy name

[Kuro]

Character named Kuro I had. That's it.

[Crimson Flame]

I was in a Black Rock Shooter RP and I named my character Crimson Flame.

I’m thinking of changing it…

[Hannah]

My parents wanted to give it to their kid if they had a daughter. They had a daughter.

I considered a lot of other usernames, but overthought everything and just ended up settling with my actual name.

[PerfectThought]

My parents wanted to give it to their kid if they had a daughter. They had a daughter.

I considered a lot of other usernames, but overthought everything and just ended up settled with my actual name.

@Hannah

Who would've guessed!

[Hannah]

@PerfectThought Hey Kitty, you haven't shared your own username origin. Penny for your Perfect Thought on this.

[PerfectThought]

@PerfectThought Hey Kitty, you haven't shared your own username origin. Penny for your Perfect Thought on this.

@Hannah

It's a doozy.

I got incredibly stoned and came up with the concept of the 'Perfect Thought'. The final, objective, truest thought possible. A thought that by it's own nature is incapable of being misinterpreted. In our current state Humans can on barely to begin to comprehend it.

[Lith]

I usually go by something else but I was marathon running Tales of Maj'Eyal and there's a boss in that game that is a blighted abomination named Lithfengel. It was on the mind so I threw in the variant here and from it "Lith" stuck so I never bothered changing it.

[Bork Lazer]

The name doesn't originate from Brock Lesnar, ironically. It's actually the name of a Snorlax that TeamFourStar caught during their Pokemon LeafGreen Nuzlocke playthrough.

[Zeltron]

I honestly don't remember where I got Zeltron but I later found out it's a race in Star Wars Legends. I don't use it anymore because I started to find it unavailable more often. I now use Relztonx. I'll give ya 3 guesses as to how I came up with it.

[Dark Cloud]

@Zeltron because your secretly a twitch streamer by the same name?

[Zeltron]

@Dark Cloud That's not why but I did try to be a Twitch streamer under that name. Two more guesses.

[Mole]

When I was about two or three, a mole on the middle of my chin appeared, and around the age thirteen or so, a smaller, symmetrical mole appeared above it. I used to be embarrassed by the oddly placed moles and was very conscientious when I had to go in public or meet new people.

I remember asking my mother if I could get them removed, and she said when I am an adult and would like to get them removed, I could. However, as time passed, I grew to enjoy the moles and saw them as my own little trade mark. In fact, a couple years ago, I had a business photograph taken of me, and they photoshopped the moles from my skin without asking permission. I was pretty irate about this.

In an age where laser and plastic surgery are rampant for the insecure, I feel honored to have these perfectly aligned beauty marks. I even have a slight fear that one of them might become cancerous and have to be removed. They are unique and have helped mold me into who I am today.

[Shu]

I just took from part of my RL name. When I was younger I would sometimes pair “Shu” with other words/lettering but in recent years I just keep it simples.

[Zeltron]

@Mole I have a birthmark on my eyebrow that grew into a sizable mole. A Mexican man at work calls me cejas. Lol

[PerfectThought]

When I was about two or three, a mole on the middle of my chin appeared, and around the age thirteen or so, a smaller, symmetrical mole appeared above it. I used to be embarrassed by the oddly placed moles and was very conscientious when I had to go in public or meet new people.

I remember asking my mother if I could get them removed, and she said when I am an adult and would like to get them removed, I could. However, as time passed, I grew to enjoy the moles and saw them as my own little trade mark. In fact, a couple years ago, I had a business photograph taken of me, and they photoshopped the moles from my skin without asking permission. I was pretty irate about this.

In an age where laser and plastic surgery are rampant for the insecure, I feel honored to have these perfectly aligned beauty marks. I even have a slight fear that one of them might become cancerous and have to be removed. They are unique and have helped mold me into who I am today.

@Mole

That's fantastic and quite possibly my favourite story yet! I'm so glad you grew to appreciate view yourself in that light.

[Nyxella]

The classical Greek embodiment of Night + My RL name

Is also the name of a character I created many moons ago. She was a goddess of dreams who with her siblings and lovers formed a pantheon of indifferent, curious, playful, ambitious and covetous overseers in the mortal dimensions; their sense of faultlessness driving a "duty" to affect positive, productive, corrective changes. We each had an opposite or pair with whom we share and take energy from to amplify our powers. A play on duality where it was later revealed that we were fragments of a godhead. Mine was a good friend at the time, who played the God of the Sun. From our interactions came the basis of a roleplay built off of that cosmic relationship. Sometimes enemies, sometimes friends, rarely lovers. Their children were the minor deities of premonition (oracles), inspiration (muses), illusion (phantoms) and madness (mania). "Dream", her common name, also bore a child with Love who dealt in infatuation (eros). It was fun to mix up and make bastardised versions of classical Greek figures lol. The forum that hosted this is long gone, but the name of my character and those formative memories of roleplay stick with me.

[Obscene Symphony]

Took it (with permission) from a friend when she found a better one

i've never been good at naming things