In fact, it is possible. First of all, let me explain: The word "shuang" was originally coined to describe the state of being scratched constantly in the armpit, which is electric, itchy and hilarious. It was extended through development. Out of the present 1. Bright, clear: ~ head. 2. Relaxed, neat: clear~. Cool~. ~ Mouth. 3. Happy, straightforward (shuài): ~Lang. ~Quick. ~Lee. Hao~. Straight~. 4. Mistake, violation: ~ letter. ~ Appointment (broken appointment). Not at all. Tried and true. 5. Simply, simply: ~ sex. 6. Comfortable: ~heart. ~ meaning. ~Suitable to fly. The body is not ~. mean.
Why do you think the word "shuang" is not suitable for boys in the first place? The first is because of the pronunciation problem, which makes people accustomed to think that the description is not suitable for men. The second is that this word has been used to name women a lot. Under the inertial thinking, I think it is not suitable for men.
However, people’s names are all given by their elders, and they contain the expectations of the elders for the younger ones. Therefore, you don’t need to worry about the big impact your name will have on you. In a big way, your name is you. The label of your life contains a lot of hopes and expectations for you; to put it more simply, your name is a code name, which represents what others call you. Think back to our ancestors, before they invented words, they didn’t even have a name. Isn’t that the same? Live the same life, don't care too much about what these outsiders think of you. After all, life is your own, and you have to live it for yourself.
To give you a solution, you can discuss it with your parents or elders. You can choose a word of your own to replace your name. Wouldn't this satisfy your own wishes? But be sure to pay attention to the tone of your discussion with your parents, because if you are not careful, you may hurt your parents. After all, you don’t know how much thought your parents put into choosing the name.