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Honestly, I have found most relationship where women don't want to change their last name or decide to hyphenate they end in divorce. My personal opinion the women didn't want to commit or was unsure about the marriage. By holding on to your last name means if you decide to get divorced just drop the hyphenation. Seems simple but it's deeper then you think.
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This is very precisely sexist. The symbolic of giving your last name to your wife has been at first the token that she was changing family. She used to belong to her parents and then to her husband. It was treating women as objects. Last name, as well as surname, is a part of your identity, and she perfectly has the right to want to keep her identity. This absolutely doesn't mean that she doesn't truly love her boyfriend, because you know, love is not about possession and she is supposed to love him, not his name. Of course it is not the kind of sexism that will make him batter his wife, but it is still a beginning of sexism. Anyway he is a prick for leaving her, let alone the sexist thing.
Well, I guess you'll be Ms. Shitstain for the rest of your life. Would it have been so bad to be Mrs. Jones?