This dumb bint believes she is “smashing the patriarchy” and being the ultimate feminist by not taking a potential husband’s last name.
She says this as her last name is HER FATHER’S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fackin’ idiot.
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The screencap caption says, “why are we still taking our husband’s last names there’s really no reason for this or am I missing something?”
Yes, you’re missing correct capitalization, you misplaced an apostrophe, you’re missing a period, and you missed the grammar class covering run-on sentences.
You’re also missing a big chunk of your brain.
How else would we identify our property?….
I have a woke nephew who changed his last name to his wife’s. They’re both university professors… surprise!
Why do women need a watch?
^^ How else would they time flies when they’re having fun??
So she’s keeping her father’s name then, which her mother took when she married him?
Just kiddin! No ones gonna marry her.
She’s had time to think about this because she hasn’t had a date in years.
Leftists like this think they’re originals.
This rant has been around since the early 1970’s.
And like has been said, her maiden name is her father’s.
Her mother’s was her father’s, etc
How about family unity. Taking your husband’s last name identifies you all as a family unit. Even more so when you have children so your husband is recognized as their father.
Liberalism was such a mistake.
I didn’t care what she was talking about, I just was waiting for her eyes to pop out of their sockets.
“How else would we identify our property?….” LOL
As bad as that might sound it is true. And visa versa.
@willys
If she doesn’t want a man’s last name, a good alternative for her would be branding. What cattle ranchers do to their cattle.
Like “Property of Bill Adams”, or for short “PBA”, or just “BA”.
Just kidding ladies, I’m not serious.
Well, Fuck Brad….Branding makes them scream too much and wrist tattoos went out after all of that Nazi shit….
I took the name of the man I chose — not the one my mother chose.
Who the hell would want to marry – and SUPPORT – a pain in the ass like this woman? Let HER pay the bills, let HER slave at work and asborb all the stress while WE househusband – and then we’ll take her FATHER’s name. Idiots.
Just hyphenate your last name, it warns everyone ahead of time just what a douche you are.
Every woman bears the name of a Man.
Redgrandma
A 1,000 TUs.
She’s trying to make a statement but she doesn’t have anything to say…
This is what they are fearful of,
Gen_2:24 Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh. KJB
My wife kept her maiden name as her college degrees, passport, driver’s license and credit cards were in her maiden name, years ago I imagine it was much simpler.
She did not hyphenate her name which I think is liberal virtue signaling, “I have a husband but am still my own person”
@ aircubed Why do women need a watch?
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ANS: so the can time the casserole they are cooking.
Why would anyone take advice from a 40 year old woman wearing a Burger King uniform?
People like her are why having immortality among mortals would be a curse. I used to be amused at these…epiphanies, but now they are irritating. I can’t imagine how I’d deal with these agonizingly repetitive brainstorms after 500 years. No wonder vampires just kill wantonly.
She should warn men even further than just hyphenation: dye her hair blue.
Speculating on how that tradition began.
Women are pursued by men. When a man and woman marry – the woman takes up the man’s name so other suitors know she’s married or cannot find the woman as her last name has changed.
It’s either that, or people might think their newborn child actually belongs to her brother and her.
You could be like Kamala Harris because you want to be remembered by all the dudes who you sucked off.
Or you could be like Douglas Emhoff for the same reason.
Don’t worry, Doug, that Ella creature you created will keep your name when she’s married to a Tri-Bi-Pan sexual.
Geez, lady, I don’t GAF what you do … go make me a sammich …
This VERY old stuff, girlface.
When I was freshman in college, a married female student boldly announced that she was changing her name back to her m
father’s name.
This was in 1967.
Everyone shrugged and went about their days.
Maybe we need a system like Scandinavia where the sons are named after the father and the daughters after the mother.
My son would be Richard Adamson and his son would be Eli Richardson. His daughter would be Zoe Elizabethsdaughter.
My wife and I were both nearly 40 when we got married. She was already established with her photography business and all her websites used her name, so she kept her maiden name when we married. Wasn’t a big deal to me either then or now, except I giggle a little when she gets mail addressed to Mrs. (MyLastName).
@Nowut Ameen –
“Zoe Elizabethsdaughter”
The daughter suffix is just too long! We have “ton” for towns (“Beaverton”) and “son” for boys from Scandinavia (“Adamson’). How about we use a “cu” instead of “so” for female offspring?
“cun”
“Zoe Elizabethscun”
Just don’t add a “t” – because four letters is too long! 😂
Keeping your maiden name means you ain’t worth a fuck.
Dyed hair, black fingernail polish, and she’s just so excited that she’s discovered some “truth” that’s been in circulation for, maybe, a hundred years?
This is a revelation?
Her head musta been really far up her ass for decades to be this passé.
I’m guessing she doesn’t really understand that whole “name” thing.
mortem tyrannis
izlamo delenda est …
The name “Bitch” works for me.
Mrs. = “the wife of”.
Legally change it or not, you will still be Mrs. your husbands name.
If I understand correctly, it was legal for a man to sell his wife, in England, up until around 1910 ish time.
The really dopey thing about this is that it’s just a convention, it could go the other way if you wanted it to, the history of it is obvious enough, just get into a dangerous situation and watch the woman suck right up under your arm, then you know what you need to know.