Women are separating their professional and personal names after marriage to protect privacy and reputation
Briefly

According to a survey by The Female Quotient, 35% of unmarried millennial and Gen Z women plan to retain their surname professionally after marriage, showing a clear shift in societal norms.
Many women today are opting to keep their birth names in professional contexts, with personal branding and social media presence being significant factors influencing this decision.
Alex Banta, a therapist, illustrates the practical reasons behind not changing her name, highlighting the connection between her professional identity and her maiden name.
As societal attitudes evolve, the trend of women maintaining their maiden names, especially in professional spheres, is likely to become increasingly common.
Read at Fortune
[
|
]