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by Moongrim on November 3rd, 2009
In defense no.
Sometimes a scar is a far better reminder than harsh words to prevent another attack.
How do I legally change a name after marriage?
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if you can change anything about the way you were raised,what would that be?
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How long after marriage can a female change her name?
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What does it cost to change your name?
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Will you pay someone to wash and dry your clothes?
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I agree, or even brain damage. Some people on the other hand seem to think "live and let live" always works.
by Have A Nice Day on November 3rd, 2009