Did you know there’s signup posts on outside world?
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may on the outside:
“nyooo nyoo nyoo nyoo!!! >.<”
may on the inside:
honestly that’s vaguely equivalent, but despite being a rung or two down the ladder it would still be awfully bold
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athena is extremely common name in greece. i think only abrahamic religions are so super uppity about their god’s name. other religions are chill about people naming themselves after it, or imagery of their gods. i dont think any japanese person would care if somebody called themself kami
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Hail Satan
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Amaterasu? Nah call her Ammy
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disclaimer: they wouldn’t care more than they would usually care; their usual judging*, is what i meant
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I think there’s a notable difference between being given a name with larger implications, and choosing one for yourself
Hence why I say it is “bold”
I don’t say “how dare you” or “whatever culture will not appreciate that”
merely that it’s bold
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LOVE the botcu guy who named himself Lucifer
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If I were a little younger when I accepted I was changing my name you KNOW I would’ve been named after some kind of goddess
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and that woulda been bold too 
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Maybe I wouldn’t have cause May just felt like the correct name as soon as I decided on it while I did call myself various names in my head including goddess-ones and they never felt quite right
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It’s important to be bold when you’re like 13. Crucial to do this. Everybody needs a phase of boldness
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You gotta get it out of your system
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and this is why young teenagers should not make permament life-altering decisions
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they took wild west fm and made it worse
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I don’t use chess dot com but I did make an account once and the name is still MayPersephone
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the prophesy
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your mom is named after a saint (i know because i confess to her when i do sins and she comforts me)
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True but it is also why they should get the chance to make non-permanent life-modifying decisions so they have the chance to better understand who they are as a person
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