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I'm changing my name to blade brown anyways
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my wife asked me what i thought his last name should be. i said we're not married yet so he should have both and she agreed.Who chose to hyphenated your childs name
Girl when you gonna let me take you out? We could go dutch on a McPick $2 but you playing gamesI want a man who would take my last name as his middle name
Forever alone
So you would want a b*tch for a husband?I want a man who would take my last name as his middle name
Forever alone
Another point that i brought up in another thread, is a relationship equal, or is the man the head of the household? It's like society makes us bounce back and forth, on one hand we're expected to be dominant and in another situation we'd be called 'too old fashioned' or controlling for wanting to be dominant. So which is it? Equal or is the man the leader?
That point about whoever makes the most money is interesting.
I think we can all agree, the only thing worse than kepping/hyphenating the name is the joint Facebook account. Nah ***. I ain't having that.
Some other threads that I want to make are 'are you OK with your girl wearing revealing/tight clothes'
and 'are you OK with your girl dancing with guys at the club/parties'
I find that holding on to tradition in this evolved society is causing LOTS of problems. It seems that a lot of it revolves around women wanting their cake and eating it too.
So you would want a b*tch for a husband?
Whats with females not wanting to share their husbands last name, though? - Page 3 http://niketalk.com/t/224127/whats-...g-to-share-their-husbands-last-name-though/60
It's 2016Its so sweet when you guys pick and choose when you want to be traditional
"Lets keep it traditional. I take your last name"
"Sure honey"
"Im traditional Im waiting for marriage"
My wife brought it up for a second but I wasn't with it. She take this d she taking this name too.
Hyphenating makes it too complicated for me. I see it as extra for no reason. We become one, so one name.
My wife becomes under my leadership and authority.