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minus-square@Kaputlink12•edit-23 months agoIt’s illegal to change your name for wedding reason in Quebec (Canada). Something that followed the quiet Revolution and distancing government and religion. You don’t own your wife. You can still pee on her shoes but it won’t be notarized.
minus-squareTSG_Asmodeus (he, him)linkEnglish5•3 months agoTo be clear, that’s a Québécois(e) wedding, it’s not like that outside of there (but would be fantastic if it was.)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•3 months agoMakes “what’s your mother’s maiden name” security questions extra stupid, it’s just my mom’s name.
minus-square@Kaputlink1•3 months agoYeah, and half the world knows your mom’s name. (Sorry, Just a reflex)
minus-square@Kojichanlink1•3 months agoCan confirm. Still have my maiden name. Mostly for legality and ownership reasons.
It’s illegal to change your name for wedding reason in Quebec (Canada). Something that followed the quiet Revolution and distancing government and religion. You don’t own your wife. You can still pee on her shoes but it won’t be notarized.
Canadian weddings sounds interesting.
To be clear, that’s a Québécois(e) wedding, it’s not like that outside of there (but would be fantastic if it was.)
Makes “what’s your mother’s maiden name” security questions extra stupid, it’s just my mom’s name.
Yeah, and half the world knows your mom’s name. (Sorry, Just a reflex)
Can confirm. Still have my maiden name. Mostly for legality and ownership reasons.