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  1. OP is contemplating leaving her husband, who initially agreed on no children and her keeping her last name, but now wants her to sign the marriage license
  2. OP strongly dislikes the tradition of women taking their husband's last name
  3. On their wedding day, her husband insisted on a public ceremony to sign the marriage license
  4. He intentionally filled it out in a way that included both the OP's maiden name and his last name
  5. To avoid causing a scene at their wedding, OP pretended to sign the marriage license
  6. Her husband insisted on the importance of his wife taking his last name
  7. OP is distressed by the realization that her husband, contrary to their agreement, has wanted her to take his last name all along
  8. Here's the comments of Reddit users:

Woman Plans To Leave Her Soon-To-Be Husband After He Tricks Her Into Taking His Last Name

Redditor, under the username u/GuiltybutHonest, recently shared a story on the r/relationship_advice subreddit, detailing an unexpected twist that turned her newlywed joy into heartbreak.
She found that her husband had gone against their agreement not to change her last name after marriage, revealing a side of him she never expected. He insisted on following tradition and societal norms, leaving her feeling manipulated and lost.
During their wedding, the husband brought their marriage license and pressured her to sign it in front of their guests. Now, the OP is grappling with doubts about the foundation of their six-year relationship. So, she asks people online for advice: "I (28f) refused to sign my marriage license at my wedding to (28m), and now I think I should leave him."
Join us for the full story as the OP navigates through the unexpected twists.
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Here's the full story of the OP:Source: GuiltybutHonest

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OP is contemplating leaving her husband, who initially agreed on no children and her keeping her last name, but now wants her to sign the marriage license

OP is contemplating leaving her husband Source: GuiltybutHonest
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OP strongly dislikes the tradition of women taking their husband's last name

OP strongly dislikes the tradition of women taking their husband's last name Source: GuiltybutHonest
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On their wedding day, her husband insisted on a public ceremony to sign the marriage license

On their wedding day, her husband insisted on a public ceremony to sign the marriage license Source: GuiltybutHonest
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He intentionally filled it out in a way that included both the OP's maiden name and his last name

He intentionally filled it out in a way that included both the OP's maiden name and his last name Source: GuiltybutHonest
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To avoid causing a scene at their wedding, OP pretended to sign the marriage license

To avoid causing a scene at their wedding, OP pretended to sign the marriage license Source: GuiltybutHonest
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Her husband insisted on the importance of his wife taking his last name

Her husband insisted on the importance of his wife taking his last name Source: GuiltybutHonest
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OP is distressed by the realization that her husband, contrary to their agreement, has wanted her to take his last name all along

OP is distressed by the realization that her husband has wanted her to take his last name Source: GuiltybutHonest
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Here's the comments of Reddit users:

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What do you think about the OP's struggles in her marriage, especially with the sudden push to change her last name?

Have you gone through or know someone who faced similar situations post-wedding? Share your thoughts and experiences with us – we'd love to hear from you!

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