Your married surname.

consumers_revenge

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

Don't think he's got the point Ilona - ie that this means the same as my ":rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:" comment.

We could have phrased it as "Wot?!!!! Only married women allowed to speak then":rotfl:- singles and married men need not apply...:rotfl:

That wasn't the intention just didn't word it well so edited question. I would like both men and women to vote but only those that are or have been married.

Tigsteroonie

Er ... to complicate things, I've taken Marley's surname before I marry him

barbiedoll

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

Er ... to complicate things, I've taken Marley's surname before I marry him

But of course, Tigsteroonie Marleyboy is a great name, why wouldn’t you use it? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

theoretica

You are missing at least one option that has happened in my family. The couple both changed their surnames to the same thing, but it wasn't either of their names before marriage.

chesky

The poll is irrelevant, I took my husbands name but that was nearly 60 years ago and I wouldn’t do it now. So my response wouldn’t take my true opinion into account.

Tabbytabitha

consumers_revenge wrote: »

Now that I like!

Merry Christmas!

consumers_revenge wrote: »

No comments please, just a poll.

Only take if you are married husband or wife

Given your poll question, I assume you only want gay married men to answer it.

consumers_revenge

You have way to much time on your hands, shouldn't you be preparing the veg?

consumers_revenge

Anyway the whole topic is done now.

Merry Christmas.

meer53

consumers_revenge wrote: »

You have way to much time on your hands, shouldn't you be preparing the veg?

You should start a poll on this. :rotfl:

BorisThomson

consumers_revenge wrote: »

Anyway the whole topic is done now.

Merry Christmas.

Do you dictate to your partner the way you attempt to on here? Are you aware that such control is a form of abuse?