wife must submit to husband
Have your cake and lose your girl too brehsOkay this sounds bad but I met him at a birthday party my ex took me to.
An out of the clclos with a hard rock cock..bytch!In your subjective opinion maybe I am, but who really gives a fukk about that?
It's supposed to be optional and can go both ways but some people can be more flexible or stringent when it comes to continuing the traditions/practices. But it's still common there.FOH. I personally know a breh who met his wife in Brazil. They got married and she still took his last name. Not sure what's up with the two people you know.
Yall should see Latino people namea then.
They be having 2 middle names and two last names. No way you can forget what part of tje family tree they dervive from
Lol i hear ya.Got there before me. Portuguese and Spanish families do that with their children.
But I’m neither. Taking my last name is non-negotiable. I don’t get how as a woman, you want to pick and choose what parts of marriage you want to keep traditional and which ones you want to omit.
So you want the ring, big wedding, honeymoon, 2.4 children, picket fence house... but changing your name is ?
Woman... if you don’t get the entire fukk out of here with that shyt. Either you’re Mrs ThrobbingHood or you can kick rocks and find some simp who’ll bow to that shyt.
Bottom line, it’s a power move. Passive aggressive shyt that women will do, seeing how far they can take liberties with their “man.”Lol i hear ya.
Ive heard many professionals in medical field /law dont change their name because their practice is linked to their name.
such a sexist ass comment
Some women dont want to go through all of the hassle it takes to change their name on all of their documentation. I have a cousin that is hyphenated and she has her own business... it works for her and her hubby.
Have your cake and lose your girl too brehs
It's supposed to be optional and can go both ways but some people can be more flexible or stringent when it comes to continuing the traditions/practices. But it's still common there.
Edit: As a matter of fact, there was a 3rd that i used to work with. His name was Collin someting. All the sudden one day i noticed his name in his emails changed at work. That's when he explained he got married to a Brazilian woman and this happened in the United States.
Apparently his wife and her family werent the "flexible" types. Look him up on Linked. He's the director of Engineering at Dell. Think his original last name was Gauchin or something. Now it's "LeGault"
Maaaan that stuff is a nightmare working in records cause somebody always puts a middle name in the last name column or only puts the first last name.Yall should see Latino people namea then.
They be having 2 middle names and two last names. No way you can forget what part of tje family tree they dervive from
Dios te bendigaMaaaan that stuff is a nightmare working in records cause somebody always puts a middle name in the last name column or only puts the first last name.
I be sitting there looking like a straight up idiot looking for Ernando Esteban Cabellos Vargas and some white dude done put him in the system as Esteban Cabellos
This all I care about. My kids will have my last name because they my legacy. If my wife wants it that's great but if not.All i know is that the kids will bear my name and mine alone