Should I let my daughters fiance take our last name?

Wt actual f
U sound so full of yourself

1 Like

First, I’d be so happy
 It’s so unique and new age, as woman always tend to take the man’s surname
 Second, they’re not even married yet and you’re already thinking of them getting divorced? Like you expect their marriage to fail
 Honestly I don’t see the problem


The only problem is you. Even if they do get divorced and he has children with someone else, “your” last name will still live on. What is the last name that your hesitant to give up?

Sounds a little hypocritacal to me. You have no problem with them getting married and her taking his last name but you have a problem with him taking hers? Its also aweful that you would asume they dont work out and him having children with someone else. You need to get over yourself and let them be happy with whichever name they decide

3 Likes

Literally it’s just a last name it’s not like your family is royal or something. Plus isn’t your last name technically your husbands? I don’t even see why you have to ask facebook when you already told us the answer. I hope your daughter can understand and forgive you when you tell her no because its YOUR last name. People are so unreal!:woman_facepalming:t2::woman_facepalming:t2::woman_facepalming:t2::woman_facepalming:t2::woman_facepalming:t2:

5 Likes

I think you should feel honored
he has been open with your family about his feelings
he wants to give his children and YOUR grandchildren a name with meaning
what’s the problem?

3 Likes

I’m pretty sure you weren’t born to the last name
 so why not let him take it, just like women take men’s??? Sounds pretty selfish honestly. If they get divorced, it’s probably your fault :woman_shrugging:t3:

5 Likes

Seriously? It should be a no brainer. If he wants to change his name to hers, you should feel honored. Most people want their last name to continue.

3 Likes

Not really your choice, you should feel blessed he wants to take your last name! Don’t be the shitty mother in law that dooms their relationship talking about divorce already :weary: not a good look!

I don’t think its any of your business. The decision
Is between them.

2 Likes

I would take it as an honor he would want to do that means he feels bonded to your family.

2 Likes

I have a couple guy friends who have taken their wives’ last names for similar reasons. I don’t really understand what the big deal is. Women have been taking men’s last names forever
let them do what they want.

2 Likes

They could both take his mother’s last name, or create a new one for thier own.

Also my husband took my last last name, I think some tradition need to stop being tradition and let each individual choose what is best for them.

2 Likes

Seriously?? It sounds like you severely need to grow up, you sound so childish it’s actually almost unbelievable, Remember you married into the name as well.

3 Likes

Really not about
" letting" he can take whatever name he wants. :person_shrugging:

2 Likes

It’s not up to u in the end. You’re not the one marrying him. It’s up to your daughter n him so butt out honestly

2 Likes

Nice family you are. Wtf

2 Likes

Am I the only one that wants to know what they’re last name is? :joy: “the last ones in the USA with this last name”. I’m really curious.

4 Likes

What id like to know is what’s wrong with the relationship that you are already thinking this isn’t forever? Why are you even concerned with him passing this “precious” last name onto kids he wouldn’t have with your daughter? Clearly if this is a major concern to you than they may not have any business even getting married?

Should never be a what-if doubt when you are saying yes to marriage, it’s until death do you part better make sure he’s/she’s your forever.

Just a thought.

It’s not your decision to make

1 Like

It wasn’t even your last name to begin with, why should YOU pick and choose who gets the “honor” of getting it? lmao. Let the actual couple getting married decide this. The decision isn’t even an ounce of yours :woman_shrugging:t2:

I think that this would be a lovely thing to let him do.
He clearly adores your daughter.
I can see it from your point off view also though. If they were to breakup and he kept your surname it might not be something you would want. But any future half siblings off your future grandchildren, would still be part off their family.
If it was me i would see it as a honor to have a son in law take your families name. It’s very rare

Wow, I have never understood all this BS with last names. My fiance hates his dad and has his last name but still insists on keeping it. This young man feels more connected to you all and if him and your daughter have children they can carry on your uncommon last name. I’m sure with his current mindset that your concern is unnecessary but if he were to see this and know it was about him I shudder to think about what this could do the an already fragile and hurt young man.

I believe it’s a minor detail
they’re getting married!!!

As much as it is a common thing for divorce you shouldn’t be thinking that way. Think of it as an honor that he wants it. As far as you are concern they are getting married for a reason so there shouldn’t be a reason to think otherwise. If you think that highly of him look at it like a privilege not a what if.

It’s like you’re already anticipating a divorce. Plus, if you study Anthropology & Sociology, there are a lot of tribes who always take the Maternal name.

4 Likes

You can’t “let” him do anything. Up to him.

3 Likes

This is really dumb, let the poor kid take the last name. He feels happy and welcomed into your family, if only he really knew how you felt. In the end it’s just a name and if your daughter would have changed it you wouldn’t have had the opportunity to spread such a glorious last name. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

3 Likes

When entering a marriage, worrying about getting divorced is never a good sign. However, should he take your name and divorce does occur, he can change it to his mother’s maiden last name then
 if he’s interested in parting with his father’s name, I doubt he would desire keeping yours should the marriage sour to divorce


4 Likes

Why not suggest when they get married to hyphen the last names with your daughters and his mothers. He dosent have to keep his dads and that way he takes both​:thinking::thinking:

It’s not your choice what his last name is lol so I say be grateful your kid has a decent man and mind your business

4 Likes

Why does it matter? Why did he even have to ask? Did you ask to take your husbands parents to take the last name? Or if you are the fil did your wife ask??

1 Like

It really isn’t your choice. Anyone can legally change their name to whatever they want it to be if they’re a legal adult. :woman_shrugging:

1 Like

Wtf?
I would be honored if someone wanted to have our last name

1 Like

But wouldn’t that carry on the last name you want to protect so much, Lannister?

I wish i knew what your last name is. I can’t believe this is a question. Who cares.

2 Likes

It’s her last name and should be between them. I wouldn’t have involved you. You sound like you’re gonna be a wonderful mil. :roll_eyes: If your husband didn’t share his name with you it wouldn’t be yours either. Ugh.

2 Likes

My first thought is “why or what is he hiding?”. Or “what is in his history?” This would be a red flag to me. Just saying.

I’d feel honoured that he likes your family enough to want to change his last name.
If your last name is so rare, why wouldn’t you want your daughter and grandchildren to carry on the name? Look at it in a more positive light instead of already thinking about them divorcing

5 Likes

let?!? you are not letting him do anything. it’s really not your choice it’s your daughter and her fiancé’s choice and decision

maybe try not dooming their relationship by dwelling on what will happen if they get divorced and instead keep your mouth closed

9 Likes

I think he should take on the mom’s last name. Honor the woman who brought him into the world. It sounds weird n cold hearted hed want to take someone else’s last name, total strangers really with this kind of weird attitude like the future in laws. Sounds to me is more like her daughter’s idea. In that case, she’s controlling n I wouldn’t want to be in that family lol.

Not being mean but it’s not your choice it’s none of your business. Take a step back and be supportive of your kid and the life age is building with someone she loves. If it fails oh well and honestly I doubt he would keep the last name of the did divorce.

He sounds like a really great guy that came from less than desirable circumstances. Sounds like he is really trying to make a place in your family. Shame on you for making that difficult for him. I hope he doesn’t hear these thoughts. This is a very high and mighty opinion to have. It’s a name. You should be happy your daughter is with someone that loves her. Next.

4 Likes

It’s not your choice anyway
 It’s theirs. You can’t “let” them take it or not. They could change their name to Diglehopper for all you know and there’s nothing you could do.

So my advice would be to say your piece since she did come to you for advice, and then leave it at that. Don’t try to force your ideals on her. You gave your opinion, now it’s their choice what they do with the information given. And I hope you support them with whatever they choose, otherwise you’ll risk damaging your relationship.

A last name is not worth any sort of turmoil.

1 Like

I would feel bloody honored!!! Also, he’s marrying her. Not you. So it’s their choice!

Where does it say you have to let him? People can change their name to whatever they want. :woman_shrugging:t2:

His relationships can help him as a lessons for his life. Nothing to worry about last name. His father is his father. Sooner or later he is going to realize similar personality with him. He will need to be better person than his father for the family. This is a good way for a change. And not to forget about his last name. Good luck to your daughter!

My opinion is that its weird.

He should avoid you at all costs. Monster-in-law! Have a seat lady you don’t own a name.

6 Likes

He can change it back when they get a divorce

Why does a woman have to take the mans last name?
What’s wrong with a man taking the woman’s name?
It is a tradition when women were owned by men!
It’s their decision.

1 Like

If the name is rare,sounds like he is trying to preserve that for your family. If they go the "traditional " route, its gone
forever.

I don’t think you really have a choice
 they’re adults & if that’s what they decide, you have to deal. & honestly - I doubt she came to you for your permission, more so “hey mom! This is what we might do. What do you think” not for you to give her a yes or no answer.

1 Like

Seriously, you are already condemning their marriage. I would not want you for a mother in law. Be happy for your daughter and tell her whatever they decide is their choice. It’s a last name! You should feel great that your grandkids will carry on the name for your family.

1 Like

first of all, there’s no “let”

you have absolutely no right to make any decisions regarding another person like that. You have no right to tell him what he can call himself. All you can do is choose to be supportive or not. if this is the choice that they are making together, why the f*** wouldn’t you support something that makes them happy?

pretty much the rest is completely irrelevant.

1 Like

Or he needs to hide his past


1 Like

I’m gonna put it this way - you cannot allow or disallow him from doing it. He can legally change it today, no ties to your daughter.

Not to be crass, but I’m sure your last name isn’t that spectacular anyway - it can be rare and still blah. Deflate your head a bit about your last name. Be happy he even wants to associate himself with your family, do a family tree and INCLUDE HIM, and get over it.

4 Likes

You don’t have a choice he can do what he wants Shame on you for acting like he has to have your permission

3 Likes

I really don’t think it’s any of your business. Your not marrying him.

5 Likes

You should feel honored that he thinks that much of your family.

7 Likes

My last name is everywhere :rofl:
And we are not all related
:person_shrugging:

Wow
 just wow
 you should feel honoured

And you shouldn’t be looking into their future as if they are not going to work out.

4 Likes

He can change his last name to his moms if he wants. In the state I live the guy can change his name. Even their first name they can change if they want to. (Since he said he would like his moms last name if he could)

1 Like

Why wouldn’t you want your name to continue? And if they got divorced he could just change it back or to his mother’s last name
 Unless you hate him or something??? But like previously stated really he can do what he wants and it’s up to them. Just weird that you even have to think about it


3 Likes

You are looking at all the negative possibilities
 speak positivity into the universe and your daughters marriage.sounds like your family is all he has. He should change his name into his moms or you should accept that he takes your family name.

He should use his mother’s name

But
Isn’t your surname technically your husbands? :woman_shrugging::woman_facepalming:

6 Likes

Everyone dies.

You’re not important.

Be grateful.

5 Likes

Its not up to you to “allow” it. :rofl::rofl:

4 Likes

Sorry but you sound like an Ass :woman_shrugging:t2:

11 Likes

Would you be asking this question if it was your son who was marrying a woman? I bet you wouldn’t. Why is it any different? Grow up, and show this man he’s a part of your family, like he clearly wants to be.

9 Likes

I was thinking as I read how sweet it was of him. Then I get to the part where you feel your last name is too precious to share with your son in law?:roll_eyes: Poor guy.

3 Likes

I wanted to know the author’s last name. Just curious as the statement says they’re the last to have that family name

Wow. I wish this was the type of stuff I was stressed about
 :flushed::roll_eyes:

3 Likes

I’m gonna be straight with this, he ISNT close to his dad LET him have your last name if he is comfortable with doing that LET HIM who cares if your last name is the last in the USA he loves your daughter so let them be happy and have him take your last name your name will then live on if they have kids

Your last name more precious than your daughter then ??

3 Likes

You already sound like a mother in law from hell. Be better!!! Be supportive!!! And your worried about a divorce. These kids are gonna need all the help they can get if this is what they’re dealing with!

5 Likes

I highly doubt you have such an uncommon last name that you wouldn’t know others who have it. :joy:

So this was my ex husband. He had 9 older kids with his dads surname Seaman and changed his last name to his moms maiden name McGuire in July and our daughter was born in September. We married the following June and I took the last name McGuire as did my daughter and our son who came in 2018

LOVE SPELLS THAT WORKS
am very happy today with the world, My husband left me for good 2 years now, and i love him so much, i have been looking for a way to get him back since then. i have tried many options but he did not come back, until i met a friend that darted me to Dr Agbaka a spell caster, who helped me to brought back my husband after 48hours. Me and my husband are living happily together today, That man is great, you can contact him via email Agbakaspelltemple@gmail. com
 Now i will advice any serious persons that found themselves in this kind of problem to contact him now a fast solution without stress
 He is always hello, now i call him my father. contact him now he is always available, his page: Real White Love Spell/ Magic email (Agbakaspelltemple@gmail. com) or contact him on his whatsapp mobile line +2349052647861.

You want your grandchildren have some random last name that no one likes, rather than your own? Yikes.

Maybe I’m being mean but I wouldn’t want to do it . It just doesn’t sound right somehow .

But how come they are planning their marriage and life together, and you are giving a possibility not only for divorce, but him to have a whole new family with someone else. When my moms boyfriend said something about divorce when my fiancĂ© at the time and I were planning the wedding, he wasn’t allowed to come back over for years. Don’t rain on their parade.

1 Like