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 Roberta-Belinda

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Hi,I need help. I registered yesterday under the name of Roberta Thomas.However,I have been a member of this site previously when it was called Laura's Playground under the username Roberta-Belinda.I tried logging in as an existing member under that name but my e mail addresss was not recognised.I had a look at the forum rules but could not see anything with regard to multiple user names.Hence me registering again with the username Roberta Thomas.Can you please advise me accordingly.I want to make it clear to the Admim that I am a previous member before posting an introduction.

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Roberts

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Hi, Welcome back.

 

There have been a few changes with the organisation while you have been away, and the old site has gone. Members with recent activity were moved across, but there were older accounts which were not, and some issues with content. It is likely that yours was one of them. You may find that some of your old posts still exist, but either under 'guest' or 'guest roberta-belinda'. It may be possible to change your username to your old one. Thanks for letting us know, but don't worry about your previous membership causing problems. Quite a number of previous members have returned and just posted an introduction referring to their previous membership for the benefit of old friendships and people they knew. Please let us know if you prefer the old username and we will see if it is possible to change your current one to it.

 

Tracy

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Hi Tracy.I am glad to be back.Thanks for clarifying matters,If it is okay I will post an introduction reminding old friends who I am.Will be very happy to use my new name.Thanks again.I am very keen to comply with the forum rules.

 

 

Roberta

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Welcome back Roberta.  Our names may change, both at the site and personally, but we are still a group of trans folks helping each other.

You could probably get your old name back if you ask Mary Ellen or Carolyn Marie.

 

Hugs,

 

Charlize

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Hi Charlize. I think you are right it maybe a good idea to ask Carolyn Marie or Mary Ellen to get my old name back.Would it be wise to hold off my reintroduction on the forum until then? 

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Hello Roberta,   I can change your name if you'd like. I assume it would be Roberta-Belinda. I'll hold off until you've seen this so you won't have any problems signing in next time.

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Hello Mary Ellen.Yes,please change my name back to Roberta-Belinda,Thank you so much.

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I would like to get my name changed from Anna75 to Jennifer (I have decided for Jennifer as my new real name) or Jenny.

If there are other Jennifer´s or Jenny´s here you can add the number 75 after the name (my birthyear).

Is that possible? If so I would be really happy!

Jennifer is final (Anna was the first name that came to mind when I was in the first beginning of self discovery).

 

Hope I can get help with this name change here :)

 

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Jenny

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Just now, MaryEllen said:

It's been done. :)

Wow! Thank you very much MaryEllen!

Jennifer responds with my soul so so much!

You made me a happy woman :)

 

Hugs,

Jenny

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