
Some say it is, some say it isn't... what's your take on it?



Posted by MIIeFiskI did pull the chair out one time and didn't put it back in and asked my ex to sit ? Payback cause she did it to me before.
But to answer your question, apparently it isnt. Last time I was out with a guy, he was pulling moves outta the book. Opened doors for me (car and building), walked on the traffic side of the sidewalk, pulled out chairs, helped me put on my coat. He was a Libra.

Posted by MIIeFisk—? yep I blame scorp on this one.Posted by Stinger408scorpPosted by MIIeFiskI did pull the chair out one time and didn't put it back in and asked my ex to sit ? Payback cause she did it to me before.
But to answer your question, apparently it isnt. Last time I was out with a guy, he was pulling moves outta the book. Opened doors for me (car and building), walked on the traffic side of the sidewalk, pulled out chairs, helped me put on my coat. He was a Libra.
Because Scorpio.
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Posted by tizianiThe cap I was seeing did open the door for me I thought that was shweet ? Lol
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.

Posted by tizianilol for a female to do it gotta give her props —Posted by Stinger408scorpWell there you have it. Chivalry: Pointless but sweet.Posted by tizianiThe cap I was seeing did open the door for me I thought that was shweet ? Lol
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.click to expand

Posted by MIIeFiskI love being handled like a doll ? lol I only do it when she least expect it and it won't be every single time.
It was nice to be treated like a lady. But at the same time I can kinda see how it can also feel like you're being handled like a delicate porcelain doll.



Posted by MIIeFiskYou got me rollin on that one lolPosted by Stinger408scorpEveryone knows that in every Scorpio male is a delicate woman.Posted by MIIeFiskI love being handled like a doll ? lol I only do it when she least expect it and it won't be every single time.
It was nice to be treated like a lady. But at the same time I can kinda see how it can also feel like you're being handled like a delicate porcelain doll.
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Posted by MIIeFiskLOLPosted by Stinger408scorpEveryone knows that in every Scorpio male is a delicate woman.Posted by MIIeFiskI love being handled like a doll ? lol I only do it when she least expect it and it won't be every single time.
It was nice to be treated like a lady. But at the same time I can kinda see how it can also feel like you're being handled like a delicate porcelain doll.
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Posted by SeraphlightChivalry is consideration. It's not limited to a specific gender.
I don't see opening doors etc as chivalry i do that all the time. I see it as normal.
I dunno what chivalry is really ...i guess if i ever see it ..i'll know!


Posted by andstillMaybe we don't like what men expect in return for it?
Women won't let men be men anymore

Posted by tizianiIt's far from pointless. That mindset is exactly why chivalry is dying.Posted by Stinger408scorpWell there you have it. Chivalry: Pointless but sweet.Posted by tizianiThe cap I was seeing did open the door for me I thought that was shweet ? Lol
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.click to expand

Posted by DeeLovesRedSo in my childhood I don't ever remember my parents doing all that. It was who ever reached the door opened for the whole family. However manners was a huge thing for our family.
Some say it is, some say it isn't... what's your take on it?

Posted by tizianiThis quote better for you? You know, just jk
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.


Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428It's different when you're toting around kids.Posted by DeeLovesRedSo in my childhood I don't ever remember my parents doing all that. It was who ever reached the door opened for the whole family. However manners was a huge thing for our family.
Some say it is, some say it isn't... what's your take on it?
Never seen being sat was mandatory at all even now. Even dates nope I remember one guy opening the door for me or I did too. Lol. Have some one pull my chair at in front of folks nah. What if my clumsy ass falls as I am going to sit down and miss. I'll do it myself if I have to.click to expand

Posted by tizianiYou made 2 "jokes" about it being pointless.Posted by SsupermanYou shouldn't joke about something like that, Supes.Posted by tizianiThis quote better for you? You know, just jk
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.click to expand


Posted by LibramissPosted by RumiLI agree. It's different when he is being considerate when your hands are full or something but I would feel awkward if he made me sit and wait for him to open the car door. I have two hands I can open it myself. 😛
Maybe it isn't.. But yeah, some of it is awkward, like Tiziani said ..esp opening doors/car doors, pulling our chairs..look too much to me :p it will be embarrassing to just sit in car and wait...or him opening it for me and closing it after me. It's sweet when it suits the situation, like when hands are full, not empty, or some other times.
Chivalry hmm right now I'm so thankful for my man cleaning the whole house, taking care of dishes, grocery shopping, cooking, doing laundry and taking care of me while I'm sick. 🙂click to expand



Posted by tizianiAgreed, I see it as part of the whole process as well ?Posted by Fragrance
Courtesy and good manners are timeless
It's just that the place/role of a man and a woman in society have changed and the etiquette from the past is unnecessary. At present the interpretation of opening car doors and stuff by feminists is something of the sort: "These terrible men were patronizing women and implying they're incapacitated". Imo, that's exaggerated. I believe there were men who highly respected women and did these things because, in fact, they wanted to serve them in a way... if a man doesn't respect a woman, he wouldn't want to go out with her in the first place.
I honestly suspect it's more to do with women not wearing long hand-woven gowns on the daily, anymore. Some cultural norms are defined by dress code over everything else, and I suspect this is one of them.
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Posted by andstill
Women won't let men be men anymore


Posted by MIIeFiskSo how did you reject him later? ^^
But to answer your question, apparently it isnt. Last time I was out with a guy, he was pulling moves outta the book. Opened doors for me (car and building), walked on the traffic side of the sidewalk, pulled out chairs, helped me put on my coat. He was a Libra.

Posted by Fragrance
Courtesy and good manners are timeless
It's just that the place/role of a man and a woman in society have changed and the etiquette from the past is unnecessary. At present the interpretation of opening car doors and stuff by feminists is something of the sort: "These terrible men were patronizing women and implying they're incapacitated". Imo, that's exaggerated. I believe there were men who highly respected women and did these things because, in fact, they wanted to serve them in a way... if a man doesn't respect a woman, he wouldn't want to go out with her in the first place.

Exatamente! 🙂
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Posted by tizianiNot always, depends on the people involved. I have not experienced much of this, so I crave it and hope to see it continue or even increase. I would not find it odd or awkward...okay maybe a little bit at first but it would make my heart pitter patter.Posted by cheekyfaerieIt is weird and it smacks of trying too hard for appearances.Posted by tizianiNever thought about the getting out part. I woulda found that weird. Still woulda said thank you and went along with it!, but I'd have probably looked through his medicine cabinet or under the mattress later.
Opening car doors always seemed awkward to me. No problem in terms of doing it, but actually telling her "don't move" and making her wait an extra 20 seconds to get out the car is awkward. Most of the time it's a pointless custom, depending on dress.
Opening doors or opening car doors to get in, no problem. That happens seamlessly. But there's no part of chivalry that suggests you go out of your way to weird her out or make her feel uncomfortable in your company. That's where it gets counter-productive to the original spirit of it.click to expand


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