If you’re married but didn’t change your name what title do you have?

[Owlbabie5]

Miss, Ms or Mrs?

Ms. I have added it in as an option when missing (only on paper forms of course)

I'm Mrs Delta B(his surname). To be honest anything else didn't occur to me, I'm still ME, I've not lost my identity etc, just made a change. I can't imagine having been anything but that.

Dr but Ms when the first isn't listed as an option.

Before

Miss Myname
Mr Hisname

After

Mrs Myname
Mr Myname

Ms.

My marital status is of no-one's concern but my husband and I.

Miss at the moment. Mainly because, like a PP, that’s what it was already down as for bank, GP etc and there doesn’t seem much point changing all that just for the sake of a title.

I’ll be Dr soon though

Same as NChangeForNoReason. I'm using Mrs but DH took surname.

A big Part of me wishes I'd used Ms, but I couldn't be bothered having that extra bit to explain, when DH taking my surname was already blowing so many people's minds (in his family).

I can't believe some don't us Ms as it sounds ugly - to me Mrs sounds far uglier.
I became Ms at about 20 ish. Dr at 28 ish.

I'm Mrs Delta B(his surname). To be honest anything else didn't occur to me, I'm still ME, I've not lost my identity etc, just made a change. I can't imagine having been anything but that.

Did he make a change, or could he not imagine doing that?

I'm a Miss and when I marry I'll be Mrs

Dr or Ms. I was Ms since I was a young girl.

Ms all the way. It always pissed me off men were simply Mr and women were defined by their marital status,

I actually like Ms and there was no way i was becoming a Mrs.

Before I married I was Ms, now I'm married, still Ms, even though I did change my name.

Ms on everything since I turned 18. Still Ms after marriage.

Ms. I’ve been Ms since I was 15 years ago. I know no one who is Miss.

I use Ms, same as I did before I got married

Typing fail there - since I was 16 years old. Decades ago.

I answer to all three, & if filling in a form or responding to a question I ask to not use a title. I prefer being called by my first or full name.

Agree with a pp saying Mrs sounds uglier than Ms. Neither are a great sound. Titles are outdated.

I did take DH’s name but I am still Ms. If I can I don’t choose a title.

Depends. I was too lazy to change any official paperwork so I am miss for most things. At work I am Ms unless I am writing a letter at which case I switch between Ms and Mrs

Ms.

Dr. And otherwise Ms. And like many others I was Ms before I got married.

Ms, before and after marriage. At about 15 I questioned why women's titles should indicate their marital status when men's did not. I started using Ms then and still am, nearly 30 years later.

I prefer not to use a title if possible, but if forced to give one, Dr or Ms.

I am Mrs DhName but that's by choice i completely respect others who choose otherwise and i always address others if required as Ms until i learn otherwise truth is i just liked DH surname better than my own!