Do you own businesses, land, property etc? If not than I'm not speaking to your situation.it took me 2 months to get my new social security card, and had to go to the DMV twice for a new license/registration
ThisWho gives a fukk. Goddamn you nikkas is obsessed with these goofy “rules” nikkas came up with 1000 years ago. Worried about what others think.
Land, that's it. I still havent changed that over yet, probably never will.Do you own businesses, land, property etc? If not than I'm not speaking to your situation.
For me it would be a deal breaker because of the principle of it all.
as a woman when you’re married you are supposed to leave your father and come into the protection of the man you selected as your husband. Imo you can’t do that if you’re still clinging on to your daddy’s name.i think that’s indirectly saying that you don’t accept his headship.
but, do you tho
Yeah I definitely agree that the two should operate as one team. And protecting each other when possible should definitely happen. Just growing up my father aways took this lead on most major things/decisions with the advice and support of my mother on everything also. They been together for awhile so I figure they gotta be doing something right.People get too tied up in the idea of the man as the leader of the house. None of that shyt needs to be stated. You both work together and lead in your own way. People frame it around protection and leadership. Both parties should bring those characteristics to the relationship. If someone comes into my home, I am blowing their head off. I expect my wife to do the same (and she would, no questions asked)
Again, archaic mindset entering into the relationship. If a woman is to "submit" to a man, how can you know his "leadership" is the right move. If you attack the good and bad together, you're more likely to succeed by finding common ground.
I think many relationships have issues because they're in conflict with old ways of doing things, while seeing each person in the relationship can think freely.
Her wanting to keep her last name isn’t always about the man. What if she really respects her dad, her last name and wants her Dad’s legacy represented in her last name! I see nothting wrong.
The best news about conversations like this is that any man who demands I take their name is a man I would never want to be with in the first place. Everybody wins!
Pick me's are still keeping their husbands' last names? I didn't know that was a thing anymore. Most women I knew kept their names and added their husband's name. Hell, my best friend is Nigerian and married to a Nigerian man, and *she* didn't even change her name!