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kimbutgar

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4. I had a brief ill fated marriage that ended horribly

Reply to allegorical oracle (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 10, 2025, 12:01 PM

Apr 2025

It was hellish to change back to my maiden name. After I married my current husband now of 36 years I hyphenated my name when I renewed my drivers license, passport and financial documents.

What I don’t understand is that magaloon women are ok with giving up their right to vote !

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That's not legal........... Lovie777 Apr 2025 #1

This would also affect magaloons ! kimbutgar Apr 2025 #2

If your maiden name is on your other IDs, you should be good to go. Am no conservative allegorical oracle Apr 2025 #3

I had a brief ill fated marriage that ended horribly kimbutgar Apr 2025 #4

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