No way, love my name, and my children have both our names, not hyphenated, Spanish style, so that is fine too! What is nice is that because they're not hyphenated, it's easier to just use one (either one) if they want to when they're older. I have a GREAT name too but it's my feminist principles that made me choose this. But who knows if was called miss wankbadger and he was called mr marvel perhaps principles would have wavered?
Never understand why people say 'wanted to have same name as dc' - why don't you just give dc your name then?
AND just to forestall name change bingo 'but it's just your fathers name, so it's one man's name or another'... Well in that case my DH only has HIS father's name, and much as dfil was a nice guy the two times I met him, I have a much more meaningful and long held bond with my own dad! unless what we are saying is that only men can 'own' names? Also it may have been the done thing that men passed their names down so we all have our father's and our father's father's name, but that doesn't mean that it's not all the more reason to change now to as less patriarchal system if that's what feels right to us.
It does feel a bit tragic when brides clearly leg it into to loo to change their name on Facebook to their married name 14 seconds after the ceremony. Like 'PHEW I'M A MARRIED WOMAN MUST MAKE SURE EVERYONE KNOWS'.