Adding and Subtracting
Poll Married with Children
So slightly in continuance from the last entry I posted, these questions just sort of popped into mind and I wondered how my flist would respond. If I recall correctly, a while back Steph posted a poll about chores and more than a few men revealed that they would not consider either co-habitation or marriage with a woman who wasn't willing to do their laundry? Great priorities, fellas. Anyhoo, I was thinking about deal breakers and wondering if the name thing was one for any of the guys on my list.
The topic of circumcision reminds me of beating/spanking/whooping in so much as most folks that I encounter that choose to use physical punishment and most folks that choose to circumcise generally do so because of tradition more than anything else. Where as (again, in my experience) people that choose not to do either tend to put forth more thought into why they are opting out.
As a follow up question (of sorts) I wonder how the children of those who have hyphenated names get named. Like my kids will likely have hyphenated last names (unless I have some sort of sharp contrasting change of heart later in life, which is possible). So I wonder what kind of last name my grandchildren will have. And if you have two people who both have hyphenated names marrying, you really have some sorting out to do.
So slightly in continuance from the last entry I posted, these questions just sort of popped into mind and I wondered how my flist would respond. If I recall correctly, a while back Steph posted a poll about chores and more than a few men revealed that they would not consider either co-habitation or marriage with a woman who wasn't willing to do their laundry? Great priorities, fellas. Anyhoo, I was thinking about deal breakers and wondering if the name thing was one for any of the guys on my list.
The topic of circumcision reminds me of beating/spanking/whooping in so much as most folks that I encounter that choose to use physical punishment and most folks that choose to circumcise generally do so because of tradition more than anything else. Where as (again, in my experience) people that choose not to do either tend to put forth more thought into why they are opting out.
As a follow up question (of sorts) I wonder how the children of those who have hyphenated names get named. Like my kids will likely have hyphenated last names (unless I have some sort of sharp contrasting change of heart later in life, which is possible). So I wonder what kind of last name my grandchildren will have. And if you have two people who both have hyphenated names marrying, you really have some sorting out to do.