wife keeps her name

[Anonymous]

Wow. That's pissing me off this morning. I just want to write F* you, husband. And it's been years upon years that we've been married.

That’s pissing you off? Your kids have your husband’s last name and you kept yours. What are you going to do when you get real problems in life?

[Anonymous]

Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

Jonathan Montgomery Garcia y Robinson-Schwartzkof. The poor kid will refuse to ever write his name when he sits next to Jan Smith.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For every time you call us insecure, we can call you entitled and delusional for thinking men want to marry you and let you give the kids your last name

You're so cute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

Jonathan Montgomery Garcia y Robinson-Schwartzkof. The poor kid will refuse to ever write his name when he sits next to Jan Smith.

Or just Jonathan Fernandez O'Brien. Easy peezy, jerk.


PP, my son has my very unusual last name as his middle name. Works out brilliantly, as the rest of his name is fairly common. But now instead of being a dime a dozen, he's one in the world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Wow. That's pissing me off this morning. I just want to write F* you, husband. And it's been years upon years that we've been married.

That’s pissing you off? Your kids have your husband’s last name and you kept yours. What are you going to do when you get real problems in life?

I know, right? It surprised me too. That's why I wrote Wow. But it was a fleeting feeling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

DP LOL Enjoy your cats!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A man wants to have some recognition in exchange for supporting me and raising my kids! Waaahh so insecure!

Meh, it's just a tradition. Some cultures do it, some don't. Not a huge deal some are making it out to be.

In my experience the most militant tradition haters are those who can't conform for whatever reason. As in they wish they could, but it's not in the stars. Like, some women wish they could marry a good provider and have it easier with kids and life in general, but alas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

Jonathan Montgomery Garcia y Robinson-Schwartzkof. The poor kid will refuse to ever write his name when he sits next to Jan Smith.

Or just Jonathan Fernandez O'Brien. Easy peezy, jerk.


PP, my son has my very unusual last name as his middle name. Works out brilliantly, as the rest of his name is fairly common. But now instead of being a dime a dozen, he's one in the world.

Oh my God! My wife changed her 3-syllable last name to mine because it’s shorter. I never thought about it. I thought it was love. (sniff) It was writers cramp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

DP LOL Enjoy your cats!

I would if that guy were the last man on Earth. Fortunately, for me I have a terrific husband who isn't a wackadoo MRA-type.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

DP LOL Enjoy your cats![/quote

+1 to enjoy the cats. What does DP mean here?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

DP LOL Enjoy your cats![/quote

+1 to enjoy the cats. What does DP mean here?

Different poster--I'm not the person she responded to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone for helping us make the decision to give our baby both of our last names! This thread has been an eye opener.

I would feel pity for your husband and children

.. but I know you're single and lonely and lying on the internet though

NP. Cats would be better company than you.

DP LOL Enjoy your cats!

I would if that guy were the last man on Earth. Fortunately, for me I have a terrific husband who isn't a wackadoo MRA-type.

I doubt it, PP. I seriously doubt it

Then again, it's the nature of the internets, so I'm not complaining.