Kim Kardashian

[horse17]

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

Run!

 

[White Orchid]

And then there's the Yolanda Hadids of the world who have resorted to using their philandering ex's surname which is all kinds of eff'd up.

 

[kemilia]

And then there's the Yolanda Hadids of the world who have resorted to using their philandering ex's surname which is all kinds of eff'd up.

Yo is messed up in many ways, imo, it's pretty obvious she went back to Hadid because of her model daughters--she seems willing to overlook her ex's "flaws" to be linked with Gigi & Bella. "Look at me--I was a model too like my gorgeous kids!"

 

[WishList986]

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.

That's such a wonderful idea!! Especially if you aren't fond of your middle name.

 

[WishList986]

Yo is messed up in many ways, imo, it's pretty obvious she went back to Hadid because of her model daughters--she seems willing to overlook her ex's "flaws" to be linked with Gigi & Bella. "Look at me--I was a model too like my gorgeous kids!"

Still surprised Kris didn't go back to Kardashian

 

[shaurin]

I tried to convince my husband when we were getting married that we should both change our last names to "Awesome" but he wouldn't go for it.,.so I just kept mine.

 

[Chagall]

I don't think not being able to remove it is the issue. It's been said many times, her husband loves it, so it's staying.

JMHO, it could be lessened via lypo. With the right diet, dry brushing & myofascial massage/manipulation her skin would recover. Especially if she went slow and incorporated a barre exercise and some weights.

Well there is no accounting for taste. Curvy women look great. I would love a bigger shapelier bottom but I wouldn't be followed around by that thing for anyone. ​

 

[Chagall]

I don't think not being able to remove it is the issue. It's been said many times, her husband loves it, so it's staying.

Duplicate post.

 

[labelwhore04]

I'm definitely taking my fiances name. I want to have the same last name as my future kids, plus my fiance has a cool last name(mine is so boring), i can't wait to change it.

 

[carebearz]

My MIL wanted me to take my husband's surname but I told her,"I've lived with my dad's surname for 31 years. When my marriage last longer than that, I'll considered taking my husband's surname"

My dad brought me up and he was a great dad, he saw me through my darkest moments, keeping me sane, providing the best he could for me. Keeping his surname was my way showing filial piety.

 

[kkfiregirl]

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.

I recall reading in a Times article that only 6% of brides in the USA keep their maiden names. It's more common among educated/affluent women, so if most of your friends belong to that category, that would explain it [emoji4]

 

[bisousx]

I recall reading in a Times article that only 6% of brides in the USA keep their maiden names. It's more common among educated/affluent women, so if most of your friends belong to that category, that would explain it [emoji4]

But of course

 

[White Orchid]

My MIL wanted me to take my husband's surname but I told her,"I've lived with my dad's surname for 31 years. When my marriage last longer than that, I'll considered taking my husband's surname"

My dad brought me up and he was a great dad, he saw me through my darkest moments, keeping me sane, providing the best he could for me. Keeping his surname was my way showing filial piety.

In the Islamic faith, a woman is not supposed to change her surname when she marries. She is, and always will be, her Father's Daughter.

 

[terebina786]

Well there is no accounting for taste. Curvy women look great. I would love a bigger shapelier bottom but I wouldn't be followed around by that thing for anyone. ​

The grass is always greener lol. My bottom is like 2 sizes bigger than my waist and I'm constantly altering clothes because they don't always fit right.

In the Islamic faith, a woman is not supposed to change her surname when she marries. She is, and always will be, her Father's Daughter.

And then the kids take their father's first name as their surname, right? I know a few families who did that. We were just given our dad's last name as our surname.

 

[berrydiva]

I recall reading in a Times article that only 6% of brides in the USA keep their maiden names. It's more common among educated/affluent women, so if most of your friends belong to that category, that would explain it [emoji4]

Most of my friends who changed their names did so because of the hassle of picking their kids up from school, if they needed to take their kids to the ER, etc. The majority hyphenated their names though. I couldn't imagine changing my last name.