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I have 3 children and am divorced I would like to be Mrs not ms can I use mrs

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Latest post Thu, Jul 21 2005 12:02 PM by nona the brit. 3 replies.
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Guest  +  39214 Sun, 25 Jul 04 04:40 PM
I would like to continue using MRS AS i HAVE 3 CHILDREN AND AM OF A RELIGION THAT DOES NOT RECOGNIZE DIVORCE CAN I iS IT ACCEPTABLE ETIQUETTE
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asdf_user  +  65818 Thu, 06 Jan 05 05:09 PM
You could probably continue to use Mrs. usually it is up to someone preference what they want to be called. Some married ladies still want to be called ms.
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Anonymous, 4 yr 131 days ago
I think it is not good to have the tittle of others you have to use your own name not others.
nona the brit  +  120065 Thu, 21 Jul 05 12:02 PM
If you are in the UK then I don't see why not.  These things are not laid down in law or anything, they are just custom, and you can legally call yourself any name you wish. If you are comfortable with Mrs then stick with it.
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The name says it all.
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