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My wife and I are male and female respectively (both by birth and identity). She has taken my surname entirely voluntarily. (It isn’t Breeks).
My daughter identifies as gay. I shared (as a single man) a house after uni with a gay man (and dear friend to this day) for a year.
Yes. Mrs Breeks. Problem?
RagnarHairybreeks-
Nope, because that's her name legally and by choice, as well as being a convenient shorthand, it doesn't imply ownership. The person with whom I share a loving and equal relationship and identifies as the gender of their choice is a little cumbersome.
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My wife and I are male and female respectively
Have to admit I've not come across this before. Congratulations!
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I don't think there was any implication on you not being an accepting and inclusive individual, just about how you and many others refer to their partner on here
My wife and I are male and female respectively (both by birth and identity).
Also, did double-take.
ColinTheBald
chez_jay
hoefla
Referring to one's partner as 'Mr/Mrs {last part of username}'...