By Stanley Collymore
Taking a man's name after
marriage and then quite
automatically, directly
losing your own as a woman harks
back undeniably, to the Dark Ages
when women were automatically
a man's property; and actually in
what's unquestionably, crucially
the 21st Century, should readily
be scrapped unless the woman
of her own free will, evidently
chooses to individually retain
this societal relic, voluntarily.
And for those that persist we
all of us rather compulsorily
and slavishly, unchangingly
similarly forever obediently
and, also reverentially, refer
to Kate Middleton routinely
by some risible, antiquated
title nepotistically given by
his distinctively privileged
hereditary and essentially
monarchical grandma Liz
to Kate's personal spouse,
William should carefully
initially look, objectively
and quite realistically, at
the Windsor klan family.
Which putting it mildly is
crucially one of the most
distinctly dysfunctional
entities in the United Kingdom and
possibly, globally. And, personally
speaking, rationally the children
of Kate and William discernibly
automatically and logically too
sensibly come into the general
equation in respect of an only
joint familial name for them.
And anyway, I'll bet that you
mindless complainers don't
mind one bit calling Henry
VIII many wives, basically
Anne Boleyn, regularly so
Jane Seymour; flippantly
normally Catherine Parr
or habitually, Katherine
Howard plus etceteras!
So what's really your problem?
All you thoroughly dimwitted
and distinctly also, evidently
historically ignorant, or else
viley pernicious revisionist
morons obsessively and as
well arbitrarily telling the
remainder of us just how
without exception - of or
any kind, we must at all
times whether publicly
or privately so refer to
Saint Kate Middleton?
(C) Stanley V. Collymore
24 August 2021.
Author's Comments:
How can anybody - other than the endemically and most discernibly stupid or else rabidly deranged - profess their unremitting love for a distinctly privileged couple and their three children who are undeniably complete strangers to them; basically and unquestionably so, because quite significantly they don't actually know them, have never met them and, in every likelihood, will never do so?
Clasic British fawning to perceived hereditary, social and decidedly, but evidently so, unthinkingly acknowledged superior societal betters; staunchly epitomised at its most rampant, vilely egregious, and pathetically, odiously sickeningly ludicrous!
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