Name Changin'
- Thread starter CRoyal
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GheyD
Hayaaaa
You will have to move to New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, or Vermont. After March 4th you can do it in DC though, if you can hold out that long.
KVF323
New Member
i said married, past tenseIm not married, I live in sin remember. I tried marriage once, didnt like it.
your "gf" apparently isnt dumb enough to marry you 
Im just kidding
We all think youre great 
muttdog
New Member
i said married, past tense
Im just kidding
Thats okay, a couple of weeks and I can marry your hubby.
KVF323
New Member
that ll make Kelb happyThats okay, a couple of weeks and I can marry your hubby.
Radiant1
Soul Probe
CRoyal
Infinite Impetus
Oh. So, uh, why were you reading that?
See post #10
I like the responses.. Mebbe I shoulda made a poll.
RareBreed
Throwing the deuces
I changed my last name when I got married. I never imagined keeping my maiden name. Changing everything over to my new name wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Plus I knew we wanted kids and therefore I wanted our names to be the same.
Funny story though. When my youngest son was air-lifted to Children's at 10 days old, he arrived before we did. When we got there, we noticed that the name tag on the incubator had a hyphen between our son's first and last name. Thought that was weird but never inquired about it. One of the nurses came over and heard us talking to our son and she said "Oh, I thought that was one of his last names (his name can be used as a first or last name). A lot of newborns come here without being named yet so we figured that was the case with your son." The next day, we went to see him and they had changed the name tag to show that he did in fact have a first name.
Funny story though. When my youngest son was air-lifted to Children's at 10 days old, he arrived before we did. When we got there, we noticed that the name tag on the incubator had a hyphen between our son's first and last name. Thought that was weird but never inquired about it. One of the nurses came over and heard us talking to our son and she said "Oh, I thought that was one of his last names (his name can be used as a first or last name). A lot of newborns come here without being named yet so we figured that was the case with your son." The next day, we went to see him and they had changed the name tag to show that he did in fact have a first name.
Radiant1
Soul Probe
See post #10
I like the responses.. Mebbe I shoulda made a poll.
Yeah, but that's not what I wanted to hear! :kickingrocks:
So, what made ya take an interest in what the others were doing?
persimmoncf
Persimmon Creek Farm
I kept my ex's last name. I have since remarried and my new <very secure> husband has always been cool about it. I kept the name for the kids.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
When I got married I kept my maiden name as my middle name. I had no intentions of doing so but my grandfather and father made it a point to get me to keep my last name. They both wrote out hefty checks with that name on there. A few of the women in my family have done the same. I have since divorced and taken my birth name again. Should I ever decide to get married again I will just take his last name and keep my middle name. I love my middle name and hate my last name.
I changed my middle name to my maiden name, too. My mom did it as well and I thought it was a great idea.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I changed my middle name to my maiden name, too. My mom did it as well and I thought it was a great idea.
Right now I'm just happy to have my 4 letter last name back, although most people spell it wrong. My married name was horrendous. Nobody ever spelled it or pronounces it right. Damn Italian names!
Right now I'm just happy to have my 4 letter last name back, although most people spell it wrong. My married name was horrendous. Nobody ever spelled it or pronounces it right. Damn Italian names!
People really seem to have trouble with my married name.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
People really seem to have trouble with my married name.
I think it's an easy name but maybe I'm saying it wrong.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I kept my original name as I didn't feel it an important enough issue to change it. Besides, it is kinda quirky....like me.
Your last name truly describes you.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I have a friend whose ex is still wearing his name and she too has been popped for DUI and other charges. But they share a child together and she'll keep his last name til she marries the sucker she's dating now.
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
I changed my middle name to my maiden name, too. My mom did it as well and I thought it was a great idea.
My maiden name is only three letters and works well as a first name, middle name or last name.
When I divorced, I did keep my married name, but that's only because of the kids. They did not want me to have a different last name then them. When my last daughter was born, it was hilarious to see her listed as baby girl ******* in the nursery. I wanted to send a pic to my ex and tell him congratulations!
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
My maiden name is only three letters and works well as a first name, middle name or last name.
When I divorced, I did keep my married name, but that's only because of the kids. They did not want me to have a different last name then them. When my last daughter was born, it was hilarious to see her listed as baby girl ******* in the nursery. I wanted to send a pic to my ex and tell him congratulations!
My first ultrasound had my ex's last name on it. I quickly got that changed.