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Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" We try. We always have a blow out like this evert few months, i dunno why. but i told him about therapy, ... [snip!] ... his ex-baby mama) <--make sense? but she dated himn years ago, and said he was abusive and controlling and all that jaz.z"

Leave him. He's an ass. You know it. You can do much better.

Quoting bbbt:" Leave him. He's an ass. You know it. You can do much better. "

 

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" Esquire means Second. like junior lol. it goes back to the 1400's when a knight had an esquire meaning his second hand man. "

No.....that's Junior. The term you are describing is Squire.

Esquire was a title of respect for someone of higher social ranking.

Esquire now is used to indicate that someone practices law.

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" No.....that's Junior. The term you are describing is Squire. Esquire was a title of respect for someone of higher social ranking. Esquire now is used to indicate that someone practices law."

Lol.

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" No.....that's Junior. The term you are describing is Squire. Esquire was a title of respect for someone of higher social ranking. Esquire now is used to indicate that someone practices law."

Well he has Esquire after his last name because his NoNo( great grandpa) picked it, and told us what it meant.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" Well he has Esquire after his last name because his NoNo( great grandpa) picked it, and told us what it meant. "

Yeah....it's not right.

Did you put it on his birth certificate?

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" Yeah....it's not right. Did you put it on his birth certificate?"

this is what 'squire' means : squire
/ˈskwī(ə)r/
Noun
A man of high social standing who owns and lives on an estate in a rural area, esp. the chief landowner in such an area.
Verb
(of a man) Accompany or escort (a woman): "she was squired around Rome by a reporter".

and heres Esquire :
Esquire


The style Esq. or Esquire was once used to distinguish a man who was an apprentice to a knight and is used for a man of socially high ranking; in the United States, Esq. or esq. is used both socially and as the professional styling for a lawyer.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" this is what 'squire' means : squire /ˈskwī(ə)r/ Noun A man of high social standing ... [snip!] ... socially high ranking; in the United States, Esq. or esq. is used both socially and as the professional styling for a lawyer."

Okay....is it listed on your son's birth certificate?

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" Okay....is it listed on your son's birth certificate?"

yes. As Jacob Michael Stoddard Esq.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" yes. As Jacob Michael Stoddard Esq."

So, legally your son's last name is Esquire?

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" So, legally your son's last name is Esquire?"

Its Stoddard, esq is a suffix. for meaning the second to his father. like in higher rankings in the 1400's hundreds.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" Its Stoddard, esq is a suffix. for meaning the second to his father. like in higher rankings in the 1400's hundreds."

No, it doesn't.

You even stated in your other post that in the U.S. "Esquire" means that he practices law.

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" No, it doesn't. You even stated in your other post that in the U.S. "Esquire" means that he practices law."

whatever, i know what it means to my son, and our family.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" whatever, i know what it means to my son, and our family. "

....I see.

Well good luck with everything.

Quoting Mama Bird [+2] ♥:" whatever, i know what it means to my son, and our family. "

  OOooohkay.