What is in a name? Does a name serve any importance in representing a person? Three letters and one syllable make up my name. Which part of me does that represent? I believe that a person's name does not partake in their identity or character. It is just a form of reference, given to a person at the time of their birth. Carla is the first name given to me by my parents. It holds no particular sentiment to them or to me. Because of the repetition of its use over time, it seemingly belongs to me. It is only...
of a person's guise, that name must be chosen by the person who bears it. In this fashion, personality can be conveyed.

If this were the case though, our names would change with every shift of our beliefs and hobbies. So, it is better to just take the name that you are given because in time it will curve to suit you through recurrence and familiarity. Your name is not who you are; it takes no part in your identity. All the words ever to exist couldn't contain the smallest fraction of one's self, least of all one word?