gonna take a while... he looks like he hasn't gotten around to evolve into the homo habilis yet.
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Do you think Matt brain would blue screen if I told him I took my wife's last name?
Everyone has funny or unique stories about last names... Some people change their names for love, others keep them for work, and some even mix them up for fun. It’s like having many characters in one story, just like Jeffrey Combs does in acting—each name choice has its special vibe
How normal is a maiden name? I thought mostly Christians did it. In a lot of cultures surname is just a father's name, so maiden concept never made sense to me.
Edit: confused maiden name with husband name.
Are there even many other countries besides the US that do this? aAways found it the weirdest thing.
I don’t mean this as a “gotcha”, but my understanding is that in the vast majority of places where marriage doesn’t change names, the children are still always named after the parent with an outie. I just want to push back against this “western bad” meme.
I believe most countries in Central Europe do it. But it’s also possible to take the wife‘s name of course
I know Romania does this