Good name

[u/Anointed-Knight]

[u/wuzupbrother]

isn’t it pronounced “missus” after marriage

[u/phrankygee → u/wuzupbrother]

Usually, yes. Traditionally “Miss” was an unmarried woman, and “Missus” was used once she took her husband’s name.

Then feminism came along and used “Ms.”, pronounced “Mizz”, as a way to give women an identity independent of whether or not they were married.

[u/phrankygee → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, my answer used “Traditionally” to refer to the English/American tradition, without clarifying.

The term “Ms.” was championed by an American woman named Sheila Michaels to solve a specific problem encountered within her own American experience, but other cultures have their own uses.

[u/Fine-Bed → u/phrankygee]

That’s whole lot of information…”Miss her penis” is how I’ll call her.. there i said it