I hyphenated my last name when I got married. I regretted it for 25 years, so I'm finally letting go of the hyphen.

Source: Business Insider

The author (left) hyphenated her last name when she married her husband (right). Courtesy of Susan TeresaI felt pressure to give up my last name when I got married, so I compromised and hyphenated. Rigid institutional policies and strict corporate safeguards make a hyphenated name a liability.

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