Ms or Miss?

Re: Ms or Miss?

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  June 2013

  glbelou said:

  To me, Miss seems like you are talking about a little girl, whether that is the ettiquite or not. It almost suggests that a woman is child-like until she is married. As an adult woman, I have always perfered to be referred to as Ms. 

  This is how I've always felt as well. I've preferred Ms. since I was a teenager.
  
  This thread came slightly too late for my invitations. I just sent one to our married friend who kept her last name as "Mrs. Friend Hername and Mr. Husband Hisname." I feel bad; I never even would have thought to question it.
  
  

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