[Jesus is Lord]

Re: Liebral Girlie-Man Wants Wife's Name!

Well, I did keep my maiden name, and he's never had a problem with that.

Were you unsure the marriage would last or somethng? For the wife not to take her husband's name tells me she is unsure the marriage will last, why else would she not take his name? Married couples are supposed to have the same last name, the man's. It shows they are devoted to each other for life.

[Rachael Van Helsing]

Re: Liebral Girlie-Man Wants Wife's Name!

Were you unsure the marriage would last or somethng? For the wife not to take her husband's name tells me she is unsure the marriage will last, why else would she not take his name? Married couples are supposed to have the same last name, the man's. It shows they are devoted to each other for life.

No, I kept my maiden name because of the sense of retaining the identity by which I was previously known. Of course I wasn't unsure, if I'd been unsure, I wouldn't have gotten married, would I?
But the point is, it's a personal thing, and a lot of women do the same thing. Why, my co-worker who sits right next to me has been married 15 years or more and has kept her maiden name.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: Liebral Girlie-Man Wants Wife's Name!

No, I kept my maiden name because of the sense of retaining the identity by which I was previously known.

You're a woman, your identity should be defined by your husband, or, lacking that, your father. Surely you've heard the verses by now, since I wouldn't want to cast any more pearls to this swine!