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dejected? insalted? furious?
idk how id feel..id prob ask why not? imo hyphenated names are weak
discuss.
idk how id feel..id prob ask why not? imo hyphenated names are weak
discuss.
How Would YOU Feel If Your Wife Didnt Take Your Last Name And.....
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Hyphenated names are super weak.
To be honest, I really dont know how I'd feel. Probably the same way she would feel about the prenuptial agreement.
To be honest, I really dont know how I'd feel. Probably the same way she would feel about the prenuptial agreement.
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in my culture the wives keep their last name, but since we are both living in the US I've thought about having her change it...just seems like a pain to change all our paperwork
no offense to anyone but hyphenated names are emasculating especially when passed off to the child
no offense to anyone but hyphenated names are emasculating especially when passed off to the child
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Hit the nail on the head Seeko
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Wedding would be called off.
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I probably wouldn't care the least bit
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Cry myself to sleep 5 times a month.
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my boss is doing this...
she kept her last name, and her dude has a huge problem with it...
but he's an ex con... and 5'7...
she manages a sporting goods store and is 5'10...
*lil b voice* mmmnnneeeah..
she kept her last name, and her dude has a huge problem with it...
but he's an ex con... and 5'7...
she manages a sporting goods store and is 5'10...
*lil b voice* mmmnnneeeah..
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please explain why they are emasculating. i have a hyphenated last name
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It's not happening
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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]I have the slave masters last name. Don't even have one of my own. [/color]
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No offense, normally in this culture the man gives his name to his entire family, of course there can be exceptions, I personally don't know any hyphenated last name people (except Maurice Jones-Drew) so it could be a lack of understanding...
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I don't care, not really necessary
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If I ever did get married and she did that I'm not sure how I'd feel but I know all the children would have my last name.
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Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
Hyphenated names are super weak.
To be honest, I really dont know how I'd feel. Probably the same way she would feel about the prenuptial agreement.
good answer
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Don't care.
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Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
Hyphenated names are super weak.
To be honest, I really dont know how I'd feel. Probably the same way she would feel about the prenuptial agreement.
THIS!
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Originally Posted by Burnie12
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
Hyphenated names are super weak.
To be honest, I really dont know how I'd feel. Probably the same way she would feel about the prenuptial agreement.
THIS!
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eh, don't mind if it truly meant something to her.
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Co-sign
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Basically. A woman should take pride in taking her husbands name, and if she doesn't there's a problem with that.
I understand if you're famous or your name is famous and you do the hyphenated thing, otherwise if you don't take his name, you are a sack of crap of a human.
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If she is an established professional and keeps her maiden name for work it's understandable. Other than that my personal opinion is that she isn't confident in the relationship or not wholeheartedly into it so why go to the trouble of changing her name if it may not last.
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straight disrespectful..
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Don't plan on marriage, but wouldn't mind either way. My mom was a professional when she got married and kept her last name because that's how clients knew her as. I've also heard from female friends that's it's a b and a half trying to get bank accounts, insurance, etc changed.
