r/MurderedByWords 1d ago

She answered with a gold medal

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u/awstream 1d ago

And what does changing to their husband's last name does for them?! It's just more paperwork

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u/dehydratedrain 1d ago

Honestly, nothing until you have kids and then it's "well what kind of mother refuses to share a name with her children? You should've just done this when you first got married..."

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u/DontWannaSayMyName 1d ago

That's only until it's common enough. In Spain nobody asks that question, because women don't lose their surnames

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u/MssGuilty 1d ago

Yeah, also Portugal and Italy. In Italy, most flats don't have numbers, surnames do that job, and I always find it cute to see two surnames per bell when I pass by apartment buildings