Chivalry is not dead.
Chivalry is dead,
but we're letting women think it's not.
*giggling*
Chivalry has evolved.
It's like the American steel industry.
It is just common decency now.
It doesn't exist anymore, but we're still building sh-t outta steel.
You probably should.
And girls kind of expect it.
I think that men should just pay for the first meal.
If you don't, I'm not going on another date with you
because you've pretty much told me:
"This wasn't a date. We're just friends."
I've like, payed on every single date I ever went on.
Wasted so much money because of that.
Always.
I mean, I do.
You hold it open.
Man or a woman, falling behind.
Extra points for a car door though.
No self-respecting woman really needs a car door held open for them.
Are we implying that women are so dainty, they literally cannot open doors for themselves?
I don't know.
It's nice.
But sometimes it's awkward.
Because it does seem like it's not something that's done often anymore.
It seems kind of rude, like you're commanding people what to do.
Like, "Oh, you're going to sit here."
I love it when a guy offers his jacket to me.
I agree.
Definitely give a jacket.
Here's a sign of respect.
I'm going to give up my comfort.
In order to give you comfort.
Women are always cold.
*laughing*
That's actually very true.
Yeah.
That's being thirsty, not being chivalrous.
They should always be on your side in public.
What if she's wrong?
The best thing to do is just listen...
nod your head...
I think you can support someone and disagree with them at the same time.
It should be something that like, triggers in them.
Like they should want to protect you.
It is your duty.
It's not even that I need him to protect me.
Although, let's be honest, I do.
I defend my friends regardless of their gender.
We're saying like, guys should do this for girls,
but girls shouldn't do it for guys.
We're inherently different.
So we're going to treat each other differently.
We should treat each other well.
Chivalry is often mistaken for misogyny,
which it's not.
It's just being respectful.
It seems like a lot of chivalry rules are just good rules for everybody really.
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