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Married name
By: Elizabeth Date: October 20, 2022, 1:58 am
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Did any of you take your wife’s surname when you married them?
Was it the case I’m the wife of?
Just watching Emmerdale , Paddy Kirk when he married Chasity
Dingle took her surname. He’s not a Crossdresser but.
Hope nobody is offended by that
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Re: Married name
By: RadicalFeminist Date: October 20, 2022, 12:20 pm
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I know of cases where the male assumed the wife's last name upon
marriage. A good friend of my mine Jillian had her sissy husband
name legally changed to hers after renewing their vows.
Originally when they got married Jillian never changed her name
to her husbands. Over the years prior to his sissification her
husband would often comment about how much this annoyed him.
Once Jillian decided to transition her husband into a full time
sissy. She put in the necessary paperwork to legally change his
name that included changing his birth gender to to non-binary
and changing his first and last name. The first name was a more
feminine version of his old name and last name was her family
name. During the wedding reception she made sure the DJ
introduce them as Mistress and Sissy followed by the sissy new
feminine name.
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Re: Married name
By: Melissa123 Date: October 20, 2022, 3:35 pm
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Love that, would love my sissy to have my last name!
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Re: Married name
By: Mandi Neill Date: October 20, 2022, 3:55 pm
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[quote author=RadicalFeminist link=topic=914.msg7295#msg7295
date=1666286417]
I know of cases where the male assumed the wife's last name upon
marriage. A good friend of my mine Jillian had her sissy husband
name legally changed to hers after renewing their vows.
Originally when they got married Jillian never changed her name
to her husbands. Over the years prior to his sissification her
husband would often comment about how much this annoyed him.
Once Jillian decided to transition her husband into a full time
sissy. She put in the necessary paperwork to legally change his
name that included changing his birth gender to to non-binary
and changing his first and last name. The first name was a more
feminine version of his old name and last name was her family
name. During the wedding reception she made sure the DJ
introduce them as Mistress and Sissy followed by the sissy new
feminine name.
[/quote]
Love this! It's one more important step towards Female Rule!
Public legal recognition of sissy's submission to Jillian (and
through her, all other Women) is thrilling!
Mandi
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Re: Married name
By: vickykotex Date: October 24, 2022, 8:04 pm
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As I was the one wearing a gown, my mother's, it was only
natural and proper that I take her last name.
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Re: Married name
By: Tracee77 Date: October 24, 2022, 9:08 pm
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Oh my gawd, how i wish this would happen to me!!!
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Re: Married name
By: Dinny Date: October 25, 2022, 4:14 pm
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Yes I will be taking my hubby's name when we renew our vows
she's already changed her name back and aswell as wearing the
dress she wore on our old ways wedding I will walk down the
aisle on her dad's arm to be her wife and take her name I'm
already practicing my new married name with my mum on law
joining her with hubbies surname
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Re: Married name
By: Jaqi Date: November 6, 2022, 8:32 am
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My wife's youngest sister was the last to get married. All of
the older siblings all had girls. The sister wanted to keep the
family name going. The husband took the wife's last name. I
thought it was fantastic. His mother and the rest of their
family were very disappointed by this which made it ever better.
The sister had a son and a daughter. Both are timid under the
power of their mother. I hope the daughter learns how to
criticize and belittle men like her mother does. Keeping the
men quiet and helpful. I have not seen any sign of
feminization of the son or the husband. I hope the daughter will
take this next step of evolution with her love partners.
Hugs,
Jaqi
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Re: Married name
By: guest682 Date: March 31, 2023, 11:01 am
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In my case it is a little different. My former wife is since
years my mommy and she is living with a black man like a married
couple. For black man it is natural that his wife and family
wear his familyname. And so is his familyname on mail box and
door bell. My former sons (i have to adress them with uncle as
little girl) write they first name and daddy lastname at they
school books and collge books - and the older daughter (i have
to adress her with aunt sinde she is 13 years) wears his family
name too
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Re: Married name
By: bonzodoug Date: April 13, 2023, 10:37 am
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A few years ago there was an England rugby player called Billy
Twelvetrees.
It turned out he took his wife's name on marriage, because he
was a tree surgeon, and he thought it would be good for his
business.
For whatever the reason, it’s a very good trend to establish,
reversing the centuries old tradition that the wife became the
husband's property, so took his name.
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