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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard

Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

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By *icolerobbieCouple
24 weeks ago

walsall

No it’s not dead for most I think, but there’s a few who use this forum who would like it buried beneath concrete.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
24 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

No being honest , kind and polite is still alive and well and practised by those who hold them as a set of values they live by.

The word chivalrous is less relevant today as it was generally attached to knights and religion ..... and expected of men toward women.

I think it's better these days where it's a trait of any human being ( or should be )

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By *ittle Miss TinkerbellWoman
24 weeks ago

your head

No but it doesn't have to be gender specific. Manners cost nothing.

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By *naswingdressWoman
24 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"No but it doesn't have to be gender specific. Manners cost nothing. "

Agreed. It's evolved.

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By *ensuallover1000Man
24 weeks ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

Sir Galahad! Mount thy steed, and may the battle fare well! God willing, we shall emerge victorious this day!

But seriously, it will be a truly sad day when common decency and manners become extinct

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
24 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

It definitely is after a polite no

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
24 weeks ago

Manchester-ish

If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J

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By *utterfly64Woman
24 weeks ago

Raynes Park

I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago

Is that being nice to people . Unless there a knob (smash them ) I say no

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By *naswingdressWoman
24 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J"

There's an old bit of dating advice that you should look to how your date treats the staff, not just how they're treating you.

I look to how people treat everyone, not just those they're trying to impress/ shag. If you won't hold a door for a bloke, you're not charming or polite, you're just manipulative.

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By *he turned me GreyCouple
24 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry

I'm more than happy to buy a lady a phat donner kebab, chivalry is so far from dead...

Mr

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
24 weeks ago

North West

Just be decent to everyone. I don't want or need special "chivalrous" treatment because I'm female.

Chivalry, as Granny said, is specifically a code attributed to knights (male) towards female people. So, in that form, yes it's dead, or it should be.

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard

Thank you for your responses. An overwhelming "no" for the out dated chivalry then.

Based on the above, the modern day equivalent is charming, thoughtful and polite to ALL. Not JUST based on if your female.

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By *orthernTruckerMan
24 weeks ago

Trucker (live in Newcastle)

I've always said it and will always stick to my word.... no matter how a person treats you, always treat them with more respect and manors back. It's cost nothing to be polite, you never know they may be having a bad day and you smiling while saying thank you, may just make it a little better.

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By *ivemealadybonerWoman
24 weeks ago

somewhere


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite"

Keeping his sword arm free!

When we got married, we were "the wrong way round" about to walk back down the aisle as husband and wife, the registrar said Rubik should be on my right, years ago it would have been his sword arm on his right...he hasn't shut up about wanting a sword for the last 6 years since lol

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite

Keeping his sword arm free!

When we got married, we were "the wrong way round" about to walk back down the aisle as husband and wife, the registrar said Rubik should be on my right, years ago it would have been his sword arm on his right...he hasn't shut up about wanting a sword for the last 6 years since lol "

I would like an axe. Has to he viking though

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By *arlot o scaraWoman
24 weeks ago

Hell

Try turning a man down on here then tell me that chivalry isn’t dead

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"Try turning a man down on here then tell me that chivalry isn’t dead "

thise guys are dicks.

I promise we all aren't.

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By *hunky GentMan
24 weeks ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"Try turning a man down on here then tell me that chivalry isn’t dead "

Turn me down and I'll thank you for taking the time to reply

We're not all animals

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago


"If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J"

Pretty much couldn't put it better myself! Or just be a dick to everyone, whatever floats your boat. But do it because you want to and not because of a person's gender.

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J

Pretty much couldn't put it better myself! Or just be a dick to everyone, whatever floats your boat. But do it because you want to and not because of a person's gender."

I regret all the times I've held to door open for a female and then slammed it in the face of the gent behind her

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago


"If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J

Pretty much couldn't put it better myself! Or just be a dick to everyone, whatever floats your boat. But do it because you want to and not because of a person's gender.

I regret all the times I've held to door open for a female and then slammed it in the face of the gent behind her "

I mean, hyperbole aside you're on about chivalry which is essentially the way a woman is meant to be treated by a man

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By *iss.Bella.Woman
24 weeks ago

Wales

You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"If by chivalry you mean polite treatment just because I'm a woman then I'm not bothered whether it's dead or alive. I want someone to open a door for everyone, hold the lift for everyone. Be generous because that's how they are, not just to win brownie points.

J

Pretty much couldn't put it better myself! Or just be a dick to everyone, whatever floats your boat. But do it because you want to and not because of a person's gender.

I regret all the times I've held to door open for a female and then slammed it in the face of the gent behind her

I mean, hyperbole aside you're on about chivalry which is essentially the way a woman is meant to be treated by a man "

Sorry dude. Wrong emoji... it was supposed to be

For the sarcasm.

Fully on board with treat each as you find them. I think I put that across on most threads like this.

I wanted to know in the modern world if its still sought after. Or if its died.

I think it's safe to say it's died. And that it now more social to just be a decent human regardless of whose infront or behind you

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By *hunky GentMan
24 weeks ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick "

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore.

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By *esthetic21Man
24 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol

You mean just being a decent human being?

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By *esthetic21Man
24 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore. "

wow really

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By *esthetic21Man
24 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore. "

the last date i went on I even walked round to passenger side and opened the car door for her

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
24 weeks ago

Herts


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore. "

For every one that ridicules there will be ten who watch and silently note classy.

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard

Urghhh... I'm not writing it again.

Yes. Be a decent human to other humans.

It was the very reason for the post. Is chivalry dead, because equality has changed so vastly.

I'm not writing this again.

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By *hunky GentMan
24 weeks ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore.

For every one that ridicules there will be ten who watch and silently note classy. "

I have stopped slapping their arse as they walk through though.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
24 weeks ago

North West


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore. the last date i went on I even walked round to passenger side and opened the car door for her"

See, this is the sort of thing that would annoy me. I am capable of getting out of a car. Yes, I need wheels to actually depart from the car, but I can open the door.

Mr KC would not dream of opening my car door for me. He deposits the wheelchair outside it (in just the right place) and gives me a little wave

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By *lowupdollTV/TS
24 weeks ago

Herts


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore.

For every one that ridicules there will be ten who watch and silently note classy.

I have stopped slapping their arse as they walk through though. "

You’re soooo 2024

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By *hunky GentMan
24 weeks ago

Maldon and Peterborough


"You should be kind, courteous and respectful regardless of your gender to any gender. Unless they're a dick. Then, be a bigger dick

I've been ridiculed for opening doors for people.

It's not PC anymore.

For every one that ridicules there will be ten who watch and silently note classy.

I have stopped slapping their arse as they walk through though.

You’re soooo 2024 "

I still tip my hat.

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By *ubikslongswordMan
24 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite

Keeping his sword arm free!

When we got married, we were "the wrong way round" about to walk back down the aisle as husband and wife, the registrar said Rubik should be on my right, years ago it would have been his sword arm on his right...he hasn't shut up about wanting a sword for the last 6 years since lol

I would like an axe. Has to he viking though "

But a sword would also fit with my name

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite

Keeping his sword arm free!

When we got married, we were "the wrong way round" about to walk back down the aisle as husband and wife, the registrar said Rubik should be on my right, years ago it would have been his sword arm on his right...he hasn't shut up about wanting a sword for the last 6 years since lol

I would like an axe. Has to he viking though

But a sword would also fit with my name "

Very true. Rubikslongswordwithanaxe is quite a mouthful or so I've heard.

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By *ed VoluptaWoman
24 weeks ago

Wirral.

I'm a thoroughly modern gal in that I pay my own way, expect to be treated the same as a guy etc.

But there's something so charming about a chap being chivalrous. I like it. Makes me all warm & fuzzy inside.

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By *ickyKlungespeareMan
24 weeks ago

St Leonards

I put chivalry to the sword, slay its presumptions, oppressions, and backward patriarchy.

Its hydra heads tumble, bloodied, at my feet, as my barbaric sweat glints in the Sun of my victory.

Chivalry lies dead, humiliated, before me.

Obvs, the chicks all flock to my feet.

Oh wait...hang on...??

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By *rHotNottsMan
24 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite"

It’s a habit for me on a date or out with the kids having lived in so many countries where motorbikes pull up and try to rob you!

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By *oadsafun1960Man
24 weeks ago

Somerset & Hertfordshire


"I had a social at the weekend. I noticed he always walked road side. Very polite"

That's something I've always done it just feels wrong if I don't do it

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By *ansoffateMan
24 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

I think even the term gentleman and lady are somewhat outdated.

They set gendered expectations of men and women.

Being conscientious and considerate are qualities I appreciate, but there's no necessity to ascribe to traditional cultural expectations.

However, I'd be happy for them to bring back duelling. Pistols at dawn, sabres pointy sticks in the pit. Get it on you tube - imagine the clicks.

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"I think even the term gentleman and lady are somewhat outdated.

They set gendered expectations of men and women.

Being conscientious and considerate are qualities I appreciate, but there's no necessity to ascribe to traditional cultural expectations.

However, I'd be happy for them to bring back duelling. Pistols at dawn, sabres pointy sticks in the pit. Get it on you tube - imagine the clicks."

Now theres a business plan!

I'd jab jake Paul in the face with the pointy end of a spear!

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By *ormerWelshcouple2020Man
24 weeks ago

Stourbridge

I will always hold a door open for anyone, I will offer a seat on a train to people older than me, those who are pregnant, or those who have mobility issues.

I just think that’s good manners. It’s how I was brought up.

And I add that I was actually born in a council house not hospital and my parents never owned it, so there was zero inheritance so I’m not a silver spoon person. I just consider myself an average bloke who speaks well for a Brummie!

Manners have helped me in work context , as I find it easy to get on with people.

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By *ansoffateMan
24 weeks ago

Sagittarius A


"I think even the term gentleman and lady are somewhat outdated.

They set gendered expectations of men and women.

Being conscientious and considerate are qualities I appreciate, but there's no necessity to ascribe to traditional cultural expectations.

However, I'd be happy for them to bring back duelling. Pistols at dawn, sabres pointy sticks in the pit. Get it on you tube - imagine the clicks.

Now theres a business plan!

I'd jab jake Paul in the face with the pointy end of a spear!"

The possibilities are endless. If it's tradition people want let's get back to Bread and Circuses. Let's do decadence with some style and go out with a bang. Hungry, children starving. Sign up today to fight Rishi in the ring, to the death!

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

24 weeks ago

East Sussex

For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
24 weeks ago

North West


"I'm a thoroughly modern gal in that I pay my own way, expect to be treated the same as a guy etc.

But there's something so charming about a chap being chivalrous. I like it. Makes me all warm & fuzzy inside. "

You just want the penis, Red

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
24 weeks ago

Staffordshire


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch. "

You’re just thirsty for Lances!

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

You’re just thirsty for Lances!"

Who is Lance?

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
24 weeks ago

Staffordshire


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

You’re just thirsty for Lances!

Who is Lance?"

He’s joust some guy.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

24 weeks ago

East Sussex


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

You’re just thirsty for Lances!"

.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
24 weeks ago

North West


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

You’re just thirsty for Lances!

Who is Lance?"

The dude Red is bringing back to her lair later

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By *allandathletic OP   Man
24 weeks ago

Asgard


"For some people polite respect, kindness and consideration are default behaviours.

And then you see threads reducing women politicians to sex objects.

I don't know if chivalry is dead but if anyone runs a jousting tournament I'll watch.

You’re just thirsty for Lances!

Who is Lance?

He’s joust some guy."

Bravo *claps*

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By *host63Man
24 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham

Manners cost nothing. However I am not going to give up my seat to a woman or if I am by myself ask me to by them a drink, give up a place in a queue just because someone is a woman. It's called equality.

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago

So it depends on definitions, I receive fresh flowers weekly, get bought nice things, gets my doors, car door opened for me, he walks on the outside and holds my hand in public. But to talk to him you'd think none of those things, my poor workmates are seriously jealous, so I know 1 guy I can say is still a gentleman.

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By *ellinever70Woman
24 weeks ago

Ayrshire


"So it depends on definitions, I receive fresh flowers weekly, get bought nice things, gets my doors, car door opened for me, he walks on the outside and holds my hand in public. But to talk to him you'd think none of those things, my poor workmates are seriously jealous, so I know 1 guy I can say is still a gentleman. "

Does he pull his weight at home? Do you feel like you have an equal partnership?

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago

We don't live in the same houses, so I chill at his, he's done up my entire back garden completely! And when he's in mine well Saturday for example my little one was playing up, he got bored!

Scrubbed kitchen, fridge, hoovered and washed all floors, then hit the bathroom and total ceiling to floor cleaned and went and did my food shop! No he's far from a typical man. They exist

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By *onkeynutWoman
24 weeks ago

somewhere

I don’t think it’s dead but it’s certainly dying.

I also don’t see chivalry as general politeness and kindness (which should be a given for any person) but going that bit further for a woman. Walking closest to the road, walking her to the door, opening a door for her are just some examples.

I don’t need it, and I don’t think less of anyone if they don’t do those things for me, but if they do? I notice them and find it a really attractive trait.

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By *ublinstud_MisstattooCouple
24 weeks ago

City Centre


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

"

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses "

Not most but definitely some, and these few can make a lot of noise! But they do not speak for all women. I cannot stand feminists, wouldn't ever have one as a friend, they do not represent me, my friends or women in general! So guys carry on being nice, we appreciate it! And it doesn't have to mean anything other than being polite and helping someone. I'm sure a 25yr old holding a door for a lady of 70 is not trying to get in her nickers.

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By *ellinever70Woman
24 weeks ago

Ayrshire


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses

Not most but definitely some, and these few can make a lot of noise! But they do not speak for all women. I cannot stand feminists, wouldn't ever have one as a friend, they do not represent me, my friends or women in general! So guys carry on being nice, we appreciate it! And it doesn't have to mean anything other than being polite and helping someone. I'm sure a 25yr old holding a door for a lady of 70 is not trying to get in her nickers. "

You do not that feminists don't hate men, right?

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses

Not most but definitely some, and these few can make a lot of noise! But they do not speak for all women. I cannot stand feminists, wouldn't ever have one as a friend, they do not represent me, my friends or women in general! So guys carry on being nice, we appreciate it! And it doesn't have to mean anything other than being polite and helping someone. I'm sure a 25yr old holding a door for a lady of 70 is not trying to get in her nickers.

You do not that feminists don't hate men, right?"

Wrong! That's exactly what they do! As said zero time for them.

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By *ittlebirdWoman
24 weeks ago

The Big Smoke


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses

Not most but definitely some, and these few can make a lot of noise! But they do not speak for all women. I cannot stand feminists, wouldn't ever have one as a friend, they do not represent me, my friends or women in general! So guys carry on being nice, we appreciate it! And it doesn't have to mean anything other than being polite and helping someone. I'm sure a 25yr old holding a door for a lady of 70 is not trying to get in her nickers.

You do not that feminists don't hate men, right?

Wrong! That's exactly what they do! As said zero time for them."

*not this feminist

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
24 weeks ago

Staffordshire

Nah, seen him in the kings head last night.

He’s been away to the timeshare in Vermont and got back Tuesday morning.

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By *host63Man
24 weeks ago

Bedfont Feltham


"Is it still seen as gentlemanly?

Ladies, I'm interested to hear your opinions on the subject.

Not dead. Just some men don't bother as most women would bite their heads of just for being nice

Misses "

This is true. Also women also need to act on a way to be worthy of it.

Too many women use it for their own selfish ends

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By (user no longer on site)
24 weeks ago

I try my best to be polite to everyone. But some people really test it.

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By *ommy trucker1Man
24 weeks ago

south wales

I think it's a dying art tbh. It's deffinatly a generational thing too I will hold a door I will go to the bar I will give up my seat I will be polite to women. It's just how I was brought up. Respect and manners go a long way. However today's generation seem to think otherwise ?

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By *rBobbMan
24 weeks ago

Birmingham


"I think it's a dying art tbh. It's deffinatly a generational thing too I will hold a door I will go to the bar I will give up my seat I will be polite to women. It's just how I was brought up. Respect and manners go a long way. However today's generation seem to think otherwise ? "

^^This 100%

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