In-Laws Create Chaos In Family As They Harass Their Son’s Fiancée Over Keeping Her Maiden Name
“Words can hurt.” We all know this saying. And probably all of us, or at least the majority, know that it’s true.
The woman from today’s story can agree with it, too. She was hurt by the people from the family she was marrying into because she wasn’t planning on taking her fiancé’s last name after the wedding, as it wasn’t even legal in her home country. And who wouldn’t be hurt after getting called a B-word by people you thought would never do that, right?
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In some contexts, women planning to not take their husband’s name is quite a controversial topic
Image credits: Gayani Anuththara (not the actual photo)
Like a Belgian author’s American fiancé’s family, who got truly enraged when they heard that the woman wasn’t changing her surname after the wedding
Image credits: Tima Miroshnichenko (not the actual photo)
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These people are insane àssholes and not representative of the US. And who the hèll would say Belgium is a "peasant country" or even use the term at all? Madness.
I'm pretty sure they wear MAGA hats and worship their orange god in the Cult of Trump.
Load More Replies...If "respecting someones culture" involves them screaming at you and calling you names when you make a choice that affects you greatly, that is not a cultural musunderstanding. Besides, what culture is "feminist b***h" exactly?
These people are insane àssholes and not representative of the US. And who the hèll would say Belgium is a "peasant country" or even use the term at all? Madness.
I'm pretty sure they wear MAGA hats and worship their orange god in the Cult of Trump.
Load More Replies...If "respecting someones culture" involves them screaming at you and calling you names when you make a choice that affects you greatly, that is not a cultural musunderstanding. Besides, what culture is "feminist b***h" exactly?











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