Crispy has an aunt who does this to me. It’s particularly annoying as I didn’t take his last name.
Crispy has an aunt who does this to me. It’s particularly annoying as I didn’t take his last name.
My mum does it to people in her generation as that was now she was trained at work, but thankfully knows better than to try with me.
Bit annoying to get the gender bolted on though. One of the best things about getting the dr title was that I didn’t have to declare my gender if I didn’t use my first name, or being expected to use a title based on my marital status.
Send your dad a card with "Mr [Your mum's name or initial] [Surname]."
Bit annoying to get the gender bolted on though. One of the best things about getting the dr title was that I didn’t have to declare my gender if I didn’t use my first name, or being expected to use a title based on my marital status.
Thankfully I have never been forced into a male changing room.although does that sometimes cause difficulties?
i seem to remember something in the local rag round here (reading-ish) a year or to back where a gym or something would only allow access to the male changing room if someone had 'Dr' as their title...
You're not missing much.Thankfully I have never been forced into a male changing room.
Where I grew up it was commonplace to continue to call married women by their maiden names. It was, I think, a facet of the “I kent their faither” phenomenon.
Thankfully I have never been forced into a male changing room.
Someone very close to me died recently and I found it interesting that both her and her daughter were referred to as Ms despite both being married.
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I had to clean the men’s toilets at a pub I worked at though
The Kate part or the Middleton part? I've heard people saying she should be called Catherine rather than Kate?
Mary Waters as was
We always wondered what the deal was with the women's given they used to visit in groups...I had to clean the men’s toilets at a pub I worked at though
The Middleton part. It’s a great insult, they say. Look under any news items on those kinds of newspapers, and someone will call her Kate Middleton - and get hundreds of red arrows. Others will chime in underneath saying stuff like ‘it’s Catherine, Princess of Wales to you - she’s a married woman’.
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Madonna would have been fine marrying in then.
Not particularly exciting, 10 times less stinky though.
A girl I went to uni with and am still friends with is on her fifth marriage. So we do always refer to her by her maiden name, because it’s more practical than using whatever her latest change is, only to have to learn another new one every so often.
Another word beginning with w would be more apt
Probably depends what his objective was. A lot of people dream of making a shitload and pissing off their family at the same time.
But even those 'certain newspapers' call her Kate.
