Well.. I am just glad that we Europeans are no Aryans then. Aryans live in (Northern) India, Pakistan,Afghanistan (Pashtun) and Iran.Originally Posted by Arahari
She should be Mrs James Smith.
She should be known as Wife and therefore Mrs.
She can use Ms if she wants
she should stay miss/ms maiden name
Wives should adopt their husband's surname
Wives should retain their maiden name, and sod future genealogists!
Doubling is nice
Doubling is pretentious
Other
Wives should earn the right to any name, by performing in the bedroom
Well.. I am just glad that we Europeans are no Aryans then. Aryans live in (Northern) India, Pakistan,Afghanistan (Pashtun) and Iran.
‘Quel autre pays ou l’on puisse jouir d’une liberté si entičre’
(In welk ander land kan men genieten van een zo totale vrijheid)
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René Descartes over de Nederlandse Republiek.
Females with higher education, especially ones with titles such as "engineer" always advise to keep the name, what is written in your diploma.
Myself, I can never adopt another name, since I'm not someone's property.
“The truth is lived, not taught."Void aka DusanTabiti is just a paranoid Bulgarian who clearly has an agenda
I have a degree my maiden name is written on it, but I don't think that at this stage I have to worry about changing it. people understand that women do take their partners name. However if you have been using your name for business purposes or if you have published papers in your maiden name then it becomes more difficult. In that case I think that you should change your name but keep your maiden name for professional purposes.
Cattle die, kinsmen die,
the self must also die;
but glory never dies,
For the one who is able to achieve it.
Sayings of the High One.
I read this newspaper article about a guy who had the damndest time being allowed to take his wife's last name. This is all well and good, but there's only one problem... He's not really taking her name, so much as he's TAKING HER FATHER'S NAME!
It's not really revolutionary if you're ultimately just taking another man's surname.
That happens if the female is from a distinguished family, which could help husband's future career.
“The truth is lived, not taught."Void aka DusanTabiti is just a paranoid Bulgarian who clearly has an agenda
This is point that bears repeating. Women, in most (all?) European societies do not have their own names; only males do. Thus, the angst over a woman keeping "her" surname is ridiculous.
Whats wrong with you damn evil women? How it is that you do want perserve European culture without European traditions?
Its not about being someones property btw.
Last edited by Ariets; 08-15-2009 at 10:22 PM.
Since when?
Where have you read that? Dude, are you Aryan? Are you high? GTFO from Europe
Patrilineality does not necessitate ownership of females. I'd like to know what you mean by "tradition Aryan[s]." Granted I'm not familiar with all of the branches of the Indo-European tree, but I do know that women held rather high social positions among the Celtic and Germanic tribes, a societal feature that remained until the imposition of Christianity relegated women to the status of property.
One day when you fall in love with a man of your liking, you will want to be his property. That is the ultimate submission of love and dedication, and the most feminine thing you will ever do in your life.
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