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In marriage why does the women have to get their last name changed?
This could be described as a sexist tradition, based upon the belief that men are more important than women. In the present world, women do not HAVE to change their last names when they marry, and many prefer not to do so.
What is the plural possessive of husband's?
husbands' ex: All of the women have their husbands' money.
Why do women change their names when they get married?
In many societies it is a long-standing tradition, but in some countries it is acceptable for the couple to hyphenate (or otherwise combine) the two family names. In others, women can keep their maiden name.
Why do women have to change their names when they get married?
They don't, but is a common tradition to take their husband's name. They can choose to keep their maiden name.
Who were Tudor women expected to obey when they got married?
their husbands, their husbands could do anthing to them basically and if they were not to obey they would be beaten.
Do Italian women bear their husbands name?
No.
Why do Hindu women wash their husbands feet?
It is a kind of respect but only of the learned and worthy husbands.
Did women cheat on their husbands in World War 2?
Possibly many did when husbands were away for years at a time.
A women having several husbands at a time?
She is polyandrous.
What do married women refuse to do?
Cheat on their husbands, we hope.
What do women wish their husbands were more willing to do?
Everything
Why is it that only males pass on family names?
Gender Bias and Tradition. It hasn't been very long since all women in most cultures were considered property with no status or rights. Their only purpose was to do the work required by the men in their family and bear children for their husbands: men chosen for them by the senior male of her family; whom she had never met; and she became his property instead of her father's, or brother's, or uncle's, or son's, etc. This also meant the women had only their personal names, and were referred to as someone's wife, or daughter, or sister, and so on.
