Kim Kardashian

[Lounorada]

It looks painful for her to move her face to laugh.
That's sad. And by sad, I mean tragic.

 

[WishList986]

They're not their own person before or after.

In the kase of the K's maybe not, but it still sets a precedent for other women

 

[WishList986]

I don't get this whole sweatpants with heeled booties thing.

Prison chic?

 

[berrydiva]

In the kase of the K's maybe not, but it still sets a precedent for other women

Sorry I wasn't clear....i meant that society treats it like the woman has no identity before or after marriage.

 

[WishList986]

Sorry I wasn't clear....i meant that society treats it like the woman has no identity before or after marriage.

Ahhh yes, exactly! It's sick and outdated.

 

[bisousx]

"Mrs Kanye West", I'm no fan, but can we stop pretending women are not their own person before they are someone's wife?

I thought about your post and actually can't think of anyone in my immediate circles who changed their last names after marriage. Times are definitely changing.

 

[berrydiva]

I thought about your post and actually can't think of anyone in my immediate circles who changed their last names after marriage. Times are definitely changing.

Outdated concept IMO but I don't begrudge anyone who still wants to be traditional.

 

[Esizzle]

I thought about your post and actually can't think of anyone in my immediate circles who changed their last names after marriage. Times are definitely changing.

Very nice. I was having dinner with a friend last night and he is about to propose to his girlfriend. He point blank stated that his future wife not changing her last name is a deal breaker for him. I cant believe some people still think that way but to each their own

 

[bisousx]

I just got married recently and don't have time for all that paperwork even if I wanted to. Might consider it if we ever have kids but by then I'd be even more " too busy" to do it. Ha.

 

[terebina786]

I hyphenated. I had to get my legal docs renewed anyways so I just did it... I don't think I would've otherwise.

 

[Esizzle]

I did not change my last name when I got married and dont plan to ever. The agreement with my husband is that if we ever have kids, they will have his last name. But I get to pick their first names. haha

 

[WishList986]

Honestly, my first name just doesn't sound nice when paired with a lot of last names, so I'll probably be keeping mine!

 

[LadyLouboutin08]

I also hyphenated when I got married. Personally I wouldn't feel right not taking my husband's last name (one of the few 'traditional' views I have) but I also wanted to keep my last name for personal reasons so going the hypenated route only made sense. Going through the legal docs was a pain tho...

I'm glad Kimberly slapped some curls in that stale wig...it still looks tired but it's better than nothing.

 

[AECornell]

I took my husbands last name. I wanted to and never thought about not doing it.

Although I did the southern thing and moved my maiden name to my middle name, so I've still "got it," just not as my last name.

 

[poopsie]

Very nice. I was having dinner with a friend last night and he is about to propose to his girlfriend. He point blank stated that his future wife not changing her last name is a deal breaker for him. I cant believe some people still think that way but to each their own

He could always change his name to hers if he wants everyone to have the same name.
My lone forage into matrimony was 30 years ago. I had no intention of changing my name even back then. Going out the way I came in