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That's awesome
I didn't ask my fiancée's parents. It didn't occur to me. In retrospect that is good because her mother would not have said yes.
Awesome!
That is amazing. Do it.
When I got engaged I viewed surname choice like a negotiation. Both my other half and I would say what we wanted and find common ground. I would ask that we had the same surname, whether she changed hers or I changed mine and that the name wasn't a double surname. Turns out I over thought it because she wants to take my name
I find your condition saddening solely because of your fiancée's use of "epic".
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Have a daughter. Name her Charlotte.
Hahah that is pretty cool.