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post 1452853503 07-15-2016, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted By TrueBromance
if i ever got married (which i won't)
id let my wife keep her last name, such a trivial thing to care about lol but each to their own i guess.
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post 1452854623 07-15-2016, 09:06 AM
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Lol.

I don't think I'll ever get married and my last name isn't aesthetic sounding but I'd def require the sloot to take my last name.

This isn't even a decision to be made later on when you get married. If your GF/wife respects you and you aren't a beta she will want to take your last name no questions asked.

If she wants to keep her own last name, she doesn't like or respect you that much. Sorry brah.
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Originally Posted By VmissileX
tbh it'd be kind of odd when your girl is white and the dude is like Asian and the names would be something like
Jane Chin

actually nvm that isn't weird.


Racist thoughts out of my head
Do you even Donna Chang?



lmao
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post 1452855783 07-15-2016, 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
Coping basement dweller detected
coping about what?

its a surname
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Just another reason to rot if you aren't a chad. Sloors line up to take chad's last name
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some countries outside of western ones do this and it works fine
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One of my friends recently got married and his wife kept her name. Lost some respect for him, srs.
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Originally Posted By Jarlie
Do you even Donna Chang?



lmao
Lol yup.

I hate to say it, but even worse if it was like an indian last name.


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post 1452856893 07-15-2016, 09:19 AM
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Never took hubby's name. I'm a successful physician, published in scientific papers, career made and known around the world in my field by my maiden name (he's a high school teacher). Plus it's cultural. French-Canadian women don't for the most part. I told him he could suck it if he tried to force it on me. Turned out he was a class act, only along the ride for a sugar mama and my money. So glad to be rid of him, and never getting married again.
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Originally Posted By CantGiveUp1
some countries outside of western ones do this and it works fine
It's actually only standard in the US. Most Western countries are very open to women keeping their own names, including Canada. After all, it's OUR name, and guys would be offended if we asked them to change their name. Why not respect a woman's right to chose??
post 1452857383 07-15-2016, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted By DNABabe
Never took hubby's name. I'm a successful physician, published in scientific papers, career made and known around the world in my field by my maiden name (he's a high school teacher). Plus it's cultural. French-Canadian women don't for the most part. I told him he could suck it if he tried to force it on me. Turned out he was a class act, only along the ride for a sugar mama and my money. So glad to be rid of him, and never getting married again.
Strong cope sloot.
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Originally Posted By TrueBromance
coping about what?

its a surname
It's not just a surname. It's being good enough to completely change what someone is called and how they self identify. Itt could be a cope cause you're presuming you couldn't do that, so you're acting like it isn't important.
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post 1452858873 07-15-2016, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Strong cope sloot.
Wow. Nice comment. It's ok, most men are scared of smart women. It's threatening to their ego.
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i mean who the hell cares about the name, she can call herself anything she likes. not really gonna force a pointless thing like that

my kids will have my name though
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post 1452860023 07-15-2016, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By DNABabe
Wow. Nice comment. It's ok, most men are scared of smart women. It's threatening to their ego.
Yeah that's why you can't keep a man.

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Originally Posted By dnababe
never took hubby's name. I'm a successful physician, published in scientific papers, career made and known around the world in my field by my maiden name (he's a high school teacher). Plus it's cultural. French-canadian women don't for the most part. I told him he could suck it if he tried to force it on me. Turned out he was a class act, only along the ride for a sugar mama and my money. So glad to be rid of him, and never getting married again.
lol

I love how you post about ego, but yours was so big you wouldn't take your husbands last name because not as many people would recognize you. Men aren't scared of smart women, men are ambivalent to arrogant women.
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Originally Posted By Mullahz218
i mean who the hell cares about the name, she can call herself anything she likes. not really gonna force a pointless thing like that

my kids will have my name though
Thank you :-) Sign of a real man, with no insecurities about something so trivial as a name. And yes, my kids have his name. I was fine with that.
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Originally Posted By penorbrahnohomo
yeah that's why you can't keep a man.
lol. Ok.
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
Carla: Turk? If I decide to keep my last name after we get married, that's no big deal, right?
Turk: Course not baby. We'll just have one of those modern marriages where the husband and wife don't love each other.
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Originally Posted By DNABabe
Never took hubby's name. I'm a successful physician, published in scientific papers, career made and known around the world in my field by my maiden name (he's a high school teacher). Plus it's cultural. French-Canadian women don't for the most part.
I made a name for myself with my name as well. Also French-Canadian, and Scot. I'm also the very last in my family with my surname, and I'm not going to lose it as a result of a social contract. I'm taking it to the grave.

Kids will have his name, fine with that. But I intend to keep mine, as well as my money, just as he keeps his name, and his money.
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Originally Posted By AD117
Legit loled

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Originally Posted By DNABabe
Thank you :-) Sign of a real man, with no insecurities about something so trivial as a name. And yes, my kids have his name. I was fine with that.
why are you fine with that? you both equally produced the kid, hell actually YOU carried it around for 9 months and pushed it out. why shouldnt it have YOUR name?
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I made a name for myself with my name as well. Also French-Canadian, and Scot. I'm also the very last in my family with my surname, and I'm not going to lose it as a result of a social contract. I'm taking it to the grave.

Kids will have his name, fine with that. But I intend to keep mine, as well as my money, just as he keeps his name, and his money.
Yup :-)
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Originally Posted By Magnolia916
I made a name for myself with my name as well. Also French-Canadian, and Scot. I'm also the very last in my family with my surname, and I'm not going to lose it as a result of a social contract. I'm taking it to the grave.

Kids will have his name, fine with that. But I intend to keep mine, as well as my money, just as he keeps his name, and his money.
why are you fine with that? you both equally produced the kid, hell actually YOU carried it around for 9 months and pushed it out. why shouldnt it have YOUR name?
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Originally Posted By SydneyJunkie
why are you fine with that? you both equally produced the kid, hell actually YOU carried it around for 9 months and pushed it out. why shouldnt it have YOUR name?
I agree to an extent. As French-Canadian I would have preferred to hyphenate since it is our culture, but he's English Canadian, so I compromised on this one. I do recognize hyphenated names are a pain in the A$$!! His surname is actually really hard to spell and pronounce... Wouldn't have been a good surname for a doc regardless of my personal beliefs. My poor kids... LOL
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Never knew anyone cared that much.

Spouse has an odd last name...Czech...not terrible, but gets misspelled and mispronounced a lot. Said himself that my first with his last sounds like a cartoon character.

Daughter says she wishes she had my last name instead. Sorry, hon. Tried to give you a first and second that work with it.
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Originally Posted By katya422
Never knew anyone cared that much.

Spouse has an odd last name...Czech...not terrible, but gets misspelled and mispronounced a lot. Said himself that my first with his last sounds like a cartoon character.

Daughter says she wishes she had my last name instead. Sorry, hon. Tried to give you a first and second that work with it.
LOL I hear you! My kids last name is a really hard Flemish last name with a heck of a lot of consonants and barely any vowels. NEVER gets pronounced right without a lecture on it.
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Originally Posted By DNABabe
Wow. Nice comment. It's ok, most men are scared of smart women. It's threatening to their ego.
You won't make it on misc if you take everything as personally as this lol.

I'm sure you don't have glow, why the hell did I even waste my time writing post.
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Originally Posted By dmoneythegoat
even stronger coping dumb sloot.
So just to be clear: because a woman disagrees with your views, we are dumb sloots? Very nice... Lucky women in your life! Will no longer acknowledge these comments and happily ignore them from now on.
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I have two last names, my wife took them both.
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