Posted: 5/27/2016 12:04:10 PM EDT
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You guys and gals are going to get a kick out of this fur sure.
So, a girl I was friends with all through out school has a sister that was married a few years ago. I always noticed that the sister never changed her last name on facebook. Knowing the sister, it didn't surprise me at all, she is a SJW and a feminist, OK what evs, her life to live. Well it turns out she didn't change her last name because her husband changed his last name to hers. 
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What a bitch. I bet he wears a dress too.
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. |
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. |
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I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. Quoted:
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. It's a unique spelling and a very uncommon last name and now it's gone forever. |
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I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. Quoted:
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. Nor is my mother's, but my grandpa changed his last name when he got back from fighting in WW2 so it's not like it has a lengthy history. Go to court and get a name change if you feel so strongly about it. |
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Quoted: I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. It's a unique spelling and a very uncommon last name and now it's gone forever. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. It's a unique spelling and a very uncommon last name and now it's gone forever. You CAN use it as a middle name for your children so that it carries forth. |
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Nor is my mother's, but my grandpa changed his last name when he got back from fighting in WW2 so it's not like it has a lengthy history. Go to court and get a name change if you feel so strongly about it. Quoted:
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. Nor is my mother's, but my grandpa changed his last name when he got back from fighting in WW2 so it's not like it has a lengthy history. Go to court and get a name change if you feel so strongly about it. It's too late now, but my mom's maiden names can be traced back all the way to the old country and the town I was born in, grew up in and where all my mom's side the family lives was founded by an ancestor. The lineage was mostly the reason. |
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I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. It's a unique spelling and a very uncommon last name and now it's gone forever. Quoted:
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Meh, I understand the need for the children to have a last name, and I HATE the hyphenated BS, but I always though the practice of the woman taking the man's last name kind of strange. I does connotate ownership. I can understand why some woman have a problem with it. Now taking her last name is stupid, as if it undoes the strangeness of the practice. I know this bitch with a hyphenated last name, and neither of the names are her husband's. And yes, she's a total SJW psycho and the husband is an affeminate pussy. I don't have an issue with hyphenated last names. I wish my last name was hyphenated because my mother's maiden name isn't going to carry on. It's a unique spelling and a very uncommon last name and now it's gone forever. My wife hyphenated her last name because she's the last one in her family with the name. I objected to her decision to hyphenate her name when we first got married. But I got over it. |
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Meh. What someone chooses to do or not do with regards to their own name bothers me not one little bit. Change it to Boaty McBoatface for all I care. It has literally no impact on my life whatsoever. I'm racist against boaters Only cuz you can't swim. 
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Only cuz you can't swim. Quoted:
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Meh. What someone chooses to do or not do with regards to their own name bothers me not one little bit. Change it to Boaty McBoatface for all I care. It has literally no impact on my life whatsoever. I'm racist against boaters Only cuz you can't swim. nah I can swim fine, I'm #triggered by topsiders |
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Meh. What someone chooses to do or not do with regards to their own name bothers me not one little bit. Change it to Boaty McBoatface for all I care. It has literally no impact on my life whatsoever. You may address me as: Your Highness, Punchy McStinkfist. |
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Eh, the likelihood of me being able to spend the rest of my life with someone who takes offense to a woman taking a man's last name is pretty slim.
My wife was all about ditching her maiden name since it was 'Smith', mine is a bit more unique. That being said I was the last child producing male in the family until my boy came along. He was followed by my two daughters, which is exactly what my dad did. For the sake of our family name I hope he's not gay 
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Good friend of mine too his wife's last name 20 years ago. It seemed weird unless you knew his rationale: 1) His father abused him horribly as a child. 2) His last name was tough to pronounce 3) His wife had a pretty cool last name So in that case, made sense. 100% acceptable. This guy on the other hand was forced to take it. |