I think you should just call it "Belinda" and be done with it.

Belinda sure is pretty....she needs more sun though :)

@ewwmayo My first forum experience. Thank you for your help!

It looks like it could be an etiolated Aloe aristata (now with new name Aristaloe aristata). As a far out 2nd, I'd say a type of Haworthia, but not as likely.

Nankadolidze there is no problem posting multiple spots. This forum, as it turns out, is the best for any succulent IDs you need.

tj

I took a look, but sadly didn't find anything that was very close. The big difficult is that young Aloes can look very different from the mature plants!

This link may be helpful?
http://succulent-plant.com/families/aloaceae.html

Do you think you can take a picture of the plant from the back? Like, the part behind the really light green part?

I put it next to the window as some of you have advised, I have searched in the internet after your responses and it seems to be closest to Aloe aristata as rosemariero suggested. Thank you everyone, once again.

The etoliation will never "get better," that part will always be stretched out looking, but that's okay! I can't wait to see more compact growth on this aloe you have! Please keep us updated, maybe next spring you can send us another picture?