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Lahtina wrote:

Colombiana4Life wrote: Well, I changed mine when I got married.  I didnt see it as a biggie.  But at times I wish I had hyphenated it.  Like my married last name-maiden, or however the order is.  I never liked that term "de" in spanish.  It makes it sound like such propiedad. Which is exactly why I absosmurfly do not want to take Mark's. It's De Jesus. (gag me with a spoon ) But even if it was one I really liked, I still wouldn't want to take it. I want to keep both of my lastnames. I like them. And if I decide to hyphenate... HOLY LONG NAME! (pun intended - having the De Jesus at the end) in accordance with the prophecy.
WHEN IS THE NEXT FORO GATHERING??? THERE A COUPLE OF THINGS MARK NEEDS TO FIND OUT!!!!!!!

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Colombiana4Life wrote:

Well, I changed mine when I got married.  I didnt see it as a biggie.  But at times I wish I had hyphenated it.  Like my married last name-maiden, or however the order is.  I never liked that term "de" in spanish.  It makes it sound like such propiedad.


Which is exactly why I absosmurfly do not want to take Mark's. It's De Jesus. (gag me with a spoon ) But even if it was one I really liked, I still wouldn't want to take it. I want to keep both of my lastnames. I like them. And if I decide to hyphenate... HOLY LONG NAME! (pun intended - having the De Jesus at the end) in accordance with the prophecy.



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When i got married i never took his last name. It's too much of a hassel to change all your documents with your new name. I didn't want to and plus i'm glad i never did!!!!

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Well, I changed mine when I got married.  I didnt see it as a biggie.  But at times I wish I had hyphenated it.  Like my married last name-maiden, or however the order is.  I never liked that term "de" in spanish.  It makes it sound like such propiedad.

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In Mexico women do not take the husband's name. If they want to somehow make it clear that they are married, a Juana Pérez, for example, married to a José López would write her name or introduce herself as Juana Pérez de López but it's not by any means her legal name in accordance with the prophecy.


Anyway, because I never grew up expecting to have my name changed once I was married, I don't want to change it now that I am. I know I don't have to but it reeeeeally bugs my inlaws that I don't want to.


What is your opinion on taking the husband's surname?



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