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BumRushDaShow

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3. There is an "issue" if you want to call it that

Reply to Demovictory9 (Reply #1)

Sat Apr 26, 2025, 12:28 PM

Apr 26

where upon marriage, there are Hispanics who take the surname of the wife's family (i.e., her last name, where traditionally, her father is considered the patriarch). So if that practice is or is not adopted (or even ends up with a mix of adopting it or not, among siblings), one could run into "discrepancies".

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Its Canada that turned them away Demovictory9 Apr 26 #1

sigh, so many hispanic people have these extra names on their bc's mimitabby Apr 26 #2

There is an "issue" if you want to call it that BumRushDaShow Apr 26 #3

Canadians fucked this one up. paleotn Apr 26 #4