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6th January 23, 10:07 AM
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Perhaps I am the odd man out, but in my view strict patrilineal clan affiliation ought to be left by the wayside, because it does not reflect modern sensibilities: when a woman marries, she neither ceases to be a member of her biological family nor surrenders her own identity. Possibly, this view is influenced, first, by my having Scottish ancestry entirely [on my] matrilineal side and, second, by my mother being a very strong-willed, independent woman. In any event, [i]t is for these reasons that believe folks should determine the tartan(s) they have familial and/or regional connection(s) with, and then pick whichever one they like best. (That is what I did/do.)
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Last edited by TheVintageLibertine; 6th January 23 at 01:17 PM.
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