8/6/2012 12:27:31 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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I just had a conversation earlier about some females allowing males to think certain things are "ok" from OUR actions by THEIR actions. I just read something that pretty much is what I am referring to: MALE vs. MAN
On a date who opens the door for who? Should a "LADY" open the door for a "MAN"????
In my opinion I feel that a man would not allow this. (that's something a male does) That is nothing to brag about, be impressed by, or be ok with. I was taught that there is only room for 1 darling in a relationship, date, etc. Picking up a tab at times if you are dating someone or in a relationship is quite naturally going to to take place (and only fair, even tough some woman don't believe in that lol) but CHIVALRY ISN'T DEAD therefore we should acknowledge it and practice it in our daily doings. There is nothing wrong with a woman doing certain things for a man but there are unspoken rules and opening a door for a woman is one of them. Lover, brother, stranger, nephew, cousin, or neighbor....you should open the door for a lady. A man is put forth to protect therefore he shouldn't be walking through a door before a woman, walking on the inside of the street, nor getting in a car first. Something pops off and where is he???? Already inside the building or sitting in the car with the door closed. smh smh Ladies please allow a MAN to be a MAN....please allow him to show you the respect that is due. (Which means we need to play our role as well and that is being a LADY/WOMAN) Yes it's 2012 but everything from years ago is NOT out of style or out of the window.
Opinions....Feedback....Thoughts....Experiences....Beliefs. (Please stay on topic)
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8/6/2012 12:28:59 AM |
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stan_147
Tehachapi, CA
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8/6/2012 12:31:43 AM |
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amargosa
Riddle, OR
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Too damned much fuss about little things. I was raised by my mother to be a traditional gentleman, and I enjoy being one. I open doors for my lady, I walk on the outside when we are on the sidewalk. When we are in a restaurant and the waitress asks me what I want, I point to my date and indicate that she ask her first. It is tradition and I think it should be preserved.
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8/6/2012 12:36:45 AM |
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z0ner
Knob Lick, KY
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Open, the door.
Shut, your mouth.
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8/6/2012 12:39:38 AM |
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crackerboxchick
Hialeah, FL
56, joined Feb. 2012
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Open, the door.
Shut, your mouth.
In this case, I gotta go with this.
Please. Shut your mouth.
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8/6/2012 12:39:40 AM |
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metu
Auburndale, FL
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@ z0ner...*gigglesnort*
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8/6/2012 12:40:26 AM |
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jenlynn84
Bemidji, MN
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I open doors for everyone. Man, woman, child. It isn't about being chivalrous, it's about having common courtesy.
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8/6/2012 12:45:02 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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@ z0ner...*gigglesnort*
Your response a PRIME example of what I mean.....thanks for your feedback and your snort.
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8/6/2012 12:45:16 AM |
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tica5656
Tigre
Argentina
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I love it when women try to tell other women what their role is.
Here's an idea...worry about your role and we will worry about what it is for us to be a lady.
Afterall, we aren't here to prove ourselves to anyone one how much of a lady we are. If he likes your style then to who else should it matter???
Yeah, that's what I thought.
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8/6/2012 12:46:21 AM |
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al_muslimin
Indianapolis, IN
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It shouldn't be that much of a big deal to be a gentleman or a lady. Those who were raised decently do it without thinking about it or bragging about it, it should come naturally, and it's nothing to be impressed by.
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8/6/2012 12:49:42 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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I love it when women try to tell other women what their role is.
Here's an idea...worry about your role and we will worry about what it is for us to be a lady.
Afterall, we aren't here to prove ourselves to anyone one how much of a lady we are. If he likes your style then to who else should it matter???
Yeah, that'd what I thought.
Clearly you didn't see the part where I asked please stay on topic and the topic sure isn't a woman telling another woman her role. The topic is would you want a man to open the door for you or not. When I said US women playing our role I was referring to a female acting like she has no class yet demanding a certain type of respect. Please check yourself. Thanks
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8/6/2012 12:50:00 AM |
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shinobi0008
Alexandria, VA
28, joined Sep. 2011
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I just had a conversation earlier about some females allowing males to think certain things are "ok" from OUR actions by THEIR actions. I just read something that pretty much is what I am referring to: MALE vs. MAN
On a date who opens the door for who? Should a "LADY" open the door for a "MAN"????
In my opinion I feel that a man would not allow this. (that's something a male does) That is nothing to brag about, be impressed by, or be ok with. I was taught that there is only room for 1 darling in a relationship, date, etc. Picking up a tab at times if you are dating someone or in a relationship is quite naturally going to to take place (and only fair, even tough some woman don't believe in that lol) but CHIVALRY ISN'T DEAD therefore we should acknowledge it and practice it in our daily doings. There is nothing wrong with a woman doing certain things for a man but there are unspoken rules and opening a door for a woman is one of them. Lover, brother, stranger, nephew, cousin, or neighbor....you should open the door for a lady. A man is put forth to protect therefore he shouldn't be walking through a door before a woman, walking on the inside of the street, nor getting in a car first. Something pops off and where is he???? Already inside the building or sitting in the car with the door closed. smh smh Ladies please allow a MAN to be a MAN....please allow him to show you the respect that is due. (Which means we need to play our role as well and that is being a LADY/WOMAN) Yes it's 2012 but everything from years ago is NOT out of style or out of the window.
Opinions....Feedback....Thoughts....Experiences....Beliefs. (Please stay on topic)
Does that mean that women are supposed to stay home and cook and clean for men while they go and become the breadwinners? Food for thought.
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8/6/2012 12:51:09 AM |
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metu
Auburndale, FL
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You're very welcome, OP...
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8/6/2012 12:52:11 AM |
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jenlynn84
Bemidji, MN
30, joined Jul. 2011
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It shouldn't be that much of a big deal to be a gentleman or a lady. Those who were raised decently do it without thinking about it or bragging about it, it should come naturally, and it's nothing to be impressed by.
Exactly!
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8/6/2012 12:53:45 AM |
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relocdad
Melrose, FL
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I do not see what the big deal is about door opening lately. Here is a little secret: there is a percentage of dudes that only open a door for a woman so he can check out her ass. how's that for chivalry?
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8/6/2012 12:55:00 AM |
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amargosa
Riddle, OR
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I do not see what the big deal is about door opening lately. Here is a little secret: there is a percentage of dudes that only open a door for a woman so he can check out her ass. how's that for chivalry?
works for me.
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8/6/2012 1:01:27 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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Does that mean that women are supposed to stay home and cook and clean for men while they go and become the breadwinners? Food for thought.
It's 2012 and there are PLENTY of women that are the bread winners.....which is why I mentioned EVERYTHING has not gone out of style but because today is a new era there are some things that have changed. Showing a lady a good time when you go on a date isn't one of those things. That's the problem, some people are throwing the wrong things out the window and then later on want to demand respect when it's a little too late.
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8/6/2012 1:04:31 AM |
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tica5656
Tigre
Argentina
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Clearly you didn't see the part where I asked please stay on topic and the topic sure isn't a woman telling another woman her role. The topic is would you want a man to open the door for you or not. When I said US women playing our role I was referring to a female acting like she has no class yet demanding a certain type of respect. Please check yourself. Thanks
Your words not mine....
” Ladies please allow a MAN to be a MAN....please allow him to show you the respect that is due. (Which means we need to play our role as well and that is being a LADY/WOMAN)”
please check YOURSELF. You are telling women how to behave...that is what I chose to address so it is on topic. have a nice night
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8/6/2012 1:47:52 AM |
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anonomasprime
Colorado Springs, CO
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Chivalry isnt dead... its just that 9 outa 10 women arent worth the effort to be chilvarous for... the average "independent" woman has to wear the pants and will tell a guy he aint $%*! faster than she can blink and has an attitude that says "i can replace you at the drop of a dime, your really just here my amusement till i get tired of you"..or "your not a baller so feel privileged im even talking to you" that doesnt make us want to do nice things for yall...makes us guys be like..well she has 2 perfectly good hands...get ya own doors and stuff and no im not paying...if you want to be treated like a queen, act like one and not just to your man...act like one to everyone... you cant just treat your dude good but treat all his friends and fam and everyone else around you like crap lol...thats not deserving of, "going the extra mile" so to speak
i open doors but i just open doors for everyone b/c its polite and the right thing to do not b/c im trying to be a "gentleman". pick up a tab...ladies...? not in this day and age LMAO. 98% you will have to gas up your car drive across town pick them up open pay for dinner the movie drinks etc etc the drive um back home...man spends 150-200 on date lady keeps all her money got free entertainment, free food, free drinks, chauffeured around and possibly sex(we are all adults here..)that hasent changed. Seems like us guys are still getting a raw bad deal. I dont really see ladies out there approaching guys and treating(birthdays and holidays dont count)and if the do they want to wear the pants....if you they type of woman that has to wear the pants then its your job as the person in that position to open the door...thats all im saying
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8/6/2012 2:02:07 AM |
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cdukshnow
La Mesa, CA
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This is a nice post and all but it doesn't end with the door...for the woman. No no no, he NEEDS to do, and be, muuuch more.
Chivalry goes both ways ladies. Time to start nutting up...or maybe the divorce rate getting even higher is "cool"?
I can't always get the door for a woman as I have debilitating issues but prior to this I always did. I got the door for anyone I was with unless I was carrying something burdensome. Then sometimes they, whomever, get the door for me.
Thom
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8/6/2012 2:02:42 AM |
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shinobi0008
Alexandria, VA
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Chivalry is a mechanism society created to create roles for men and women. If a woman wants to open a door for a man, there's nothing wrong with that. If a man wants to open a door for a woman there's nothing wrong with that. How about gay couples. Who's the man, who's the woman? Stop thinking about what a "man" "woman" is supposed to do. Do something because you're thinking about your loved one.
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8/6/2012 2:08:06 AM |
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jwrangler14
Manassas, VA
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Hahaha!!!!
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8/6/2012 2:10:21 AM |
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jwrangler14
Manassas, VA
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In this case, I gotta go with this.
Please. Shut your mouth.
Hahaha!!!
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8/6/2012 2:12:01 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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Chivalry isnt dead... its just that 9 outa 10 women arent worth the effort to be chilvarous for... the average "independent" woman has to wear the pants and will tell a guy he aint $%*! faster than she can blink and has an attitude that says "i can replace you at the drop of a dime, your really just here my amusement till i get tired of you"..or "your not a baller so feel privileged im even talking to you" that doesnt make us want to do nice things for yall...makes us guys be like..well she has 2 perfectly good hands...get ya own doors and stuff and no im not paying...if you want to be treated like a queen, act like one and not just to your man...act like one to everyone... you cant just treat your dude good but treat all his friends and fam and everyone else around you like crap lol...thats not deserving of, "going the extra mile" so to speak
i open doors but i just open doors for everyone b/c its polite and the right thing to do not b/c im trying to be a "gentleman". pick up a tab...ladies...? not in this day and age LMAO. 98% you will have to gas up your car drive across town pick them up open pay for dinner the movie drinks etc etc the drive um back home...man spends 150-200 on date lady keeps all her money got free entertainment, free food, free drinks, chauffeured around and possibly sex(we are all adults here..)that hasent changed. Seems like us guys are still getting a raw bad deal. I dont really see ladies out there approaching guys and treating(birthdays and holidays dont count)and if the do they want to wear the pants....if you they type of woman that has to wear the pants then its your job as the person in that position to open the door...thats all im saying
I respect where you are coming from even though I don't agree with the 9 out of 10 percentile lol and a few other things BUT I am glad that you made mention of a female acting a certain way because when I mentioned women playing their role someone proved my point of class and showed their a** totally trying to misconstrue my comment. A female can't expect a man to treat her like a LADY when she's coming across like a hoodrat. However, even though a female may make you feel like they aren't deserving of a kind act, you should NEVER stop being who you are. So if you are indeed a gentleman don't let her personality take you out of character. We are all human and I feel what you're saying. It just irks me when a guy thinks that nonsense is going to fly with EVERY woman he comes across all because he got away with it at some point with other women.
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8/6/2012 2:12:04 AM |
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l0st419
Leavenworth, KS
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I gotta urinate on the OP
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8/6/2012 2:26:04 AM |
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xak47ace
Raleigh, NC
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Doesn't really matter. Yet I'm more into doing more male directed acts in a relationship. It feels good to have a woman step up and contribute to the balance of a successful involvement.
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8/6/2012 2:28:00 AM |
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fun2bchattin
Hedgesville, WV
47, joined Feb. 2011
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I open doors for everyone. Man, woman, child. It isn't about being chivalrous, it's about having common courtesy.
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8/6/2012 2:46:58 AM |
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willard20032002
Sioux City, IA
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i would have to go with every one its all the same. chivalry ain t dead. there s saying if a tree falls in the woods does that mean ur gonna hear?
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8/6/2012 3:39:14 AM |
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wow_cool_name
Frederick, MD
28, joined Jun. 2012
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Everyone remain calm. Deep breaths.
Does anybody else find it absolutely ridiculous how much people overthink chivalry? If you think about chivalry to the point of excess, it's forced and the meaning behind it is therefore lost.
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8/6/2012 4:30:57 AM |
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iamalwaysjustme
Kansas City, MO
55, joined Apr. 2009
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I always feed my men first , is this good or bad ?
Always have and always will , too bad my ex husband never appreciated it any
Oh, well I have a man now that appreciates everything I do for him or for us
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8/6/2012 6:09:48 AM |
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rlm68
Aurora, CO
45, joined Apr. 2010
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the door isnt gonna open up by itself.
first one to the door opens the damn thing.
problem solved...
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8/6/2012 7:30:18 AM |
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xxscooterxx
Washington, DC
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lol this topic started because i posted a status stating a lady opened my door... she opened my door after she was let into my truck. meaning she passed the test " A Bronx Tale " . since most cars have power locks and remotes a woman shows she has class by pushing your door open from inside instead of unlocking .... i love the test!!!!
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8/6/2012 7:45:25 AM |
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settee_g
Flower Mound, TX
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Chivalry has nothing to do with it...manners has everything to do with it..I love courtesy, and practice it often.
The whole opening doors issue is a non-issue for me...
I love a man who shows manners, but if he opens the door for me yet speaks to me in a rough manner, or doesn't exhibit other kind and gentle manners, the car door being opened from me makes very little difference...
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8/6/2012 7:49:47 AM |
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jjay1970
Syracuse, NY
44, joined Oct. 2011
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Sounds like a sexist thread.
In 2012 do we really need gender roles? Can't both people watch the kids, do the laundry, clean the house, and bring home the bacon?
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8/6/2012 8:02:35 AM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
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Actually this topic didn't start "because" of your post, your test, or you. I believe I told you that when you sent me a message asking me about my status. I also told you that I didn't need you sending me messages of clarification, why do you feel the need to "state your claim". You doing a lot of explaining......please.
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8/6/2012 8:12:50 AM |
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84diane
Jonesboro, GA
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There are certain things that I expect a guy to do. If I'm on a date, I do expect the door to be held open. If I'm living with someone, I expect him to take out the trash. Those are my only two, besides not texting on a date. You can share the other chores.
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8/6/2012 8:33:20 AM |
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smokymtngirl43
Sevierville, TN
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lol this topic started because i posted a status stating a lady opened my door... she opened my door after she was let into my truck. meaning she passed the test " A Bronx Tale " . since most cars have power locks and remotes a woman shows she has class by pushing your door open from inside instead of unlocking .... i love the test!!!!
....but....but..........I'm short and can't reach over to the other side....
Does that mean I have no class?
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8/6/2012 8:40:53 AM |
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alls_fair
Thorlákshöfn
Iceland
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I do not see what the big deal is about door opening lately. Here is a little secret: there is a percentage of dudes that only open a door for a woman so he can check out her ass. how's that for chivalry?
It is nice to know that at least one other man can be rigorusly honest about why men open doors for women...
It has NOTHING to do with chivalry...nor tyranny for that matter!!!
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8/6/2012 9:03:24 AM |
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ol39er
Cicero, IL
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I'm more about common courtesy, manners, and respect that flows both ways, as opposed to people playing specific roles. I open doors for people regardless of who they are.
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8/6/2012 9:11:00 AM |
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esmeraldar
Toms River, NJ
66, joined Jan. 2009
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I open doors for everyone. Man, woman, child. It isn't about being chivalrous, it's about having common courtesy.
What Jen said. Why is there only one "darling" in a relationship? I think both should be darlings and take care of each other. I've never been a "princess".
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8/6/2012 10:41:31 AM |
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mylegsarecold
Green Bay, WI
52, joined May. 2011
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I opened the door to let the dog out today.
I even let it back in, because I am such a gentleman.
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8/6/2012 10:55:23 AM |
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pickygirl72
Phelan, CA
44, joined Sep. 2011
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I open doors for everyone. Man, woman, child. It isn't about being chivalrous, it's about having common courtesy.
I agree, so I didn't want to re-write the same thing. Gee Jen great minds think alike.
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8/6/2012 11:49:03 AM |
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4leafusmc
Quantico, VA
28, joined Apr. 2012
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You women want to be treated like equals, so accept EVERYTHING that comes with it. You can wear pants like men. You can vote like men. You can be the heads of companies and run for office like men. Now you can open your own doors like men and pay for your own food like men. EQUALITY FOR EVERYBODY!!!!
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8/6/2012 6:30:59 PM |
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anonomasprime
Colorado Springs, CO
33, joined Mar. 2011
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I respect where you are coming from even though I don't agree with the 9 out of 10 percentile lol and a few other things BUT I am glad that you made mention of a female acting a certain way because when I mentioned women playing their role someone proved my point of class and showed their a** totally trying to misconstrue my comment. A female can't expect a man to treat her like a LADY when she's coming across like a hoodrat. However, even though a female may make you feel like they aren't deserving of a kind act, you should NEVER stop being who you are. So if you are indeed a gentleman don't let her personality take you out of character. We are all human and I feel what you're saying. It just irks me when a guy thinks that nonsense is going to fly with EVERY woman he comes across all because he got away with it at some point with other women.
i can dig it.. i dont consider myself a gentleman..i just think i have good morals and standards lol. i used to do the extra'd out chilvary thing when i was younger and naive and all it ever got me was further back in the line at the movies...you cant hold the door and then just let it slam in the peoples face behind you thats just plain rude so girrlll walk first grab the door im behind you so we good and we just keep it moving on pace im polite and use proper etiquette but if your not deserving than your just not...sorry...respect is earned not given out freely and game recognize game, real sees real so if your "deserving" itll happen naturally from the people around you, you wont have to ask or wonder about it..
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8/6/2012 7:45:01 PM |
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maniacmassager
Lawrence, MA
48, joined Mar. 2008
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Im a gentleman. ill open doors and all that good stuff for a woman. the only time i may not be too gentlemanly, is if by chances shots are fired. then ill immediately use a woman as a screen to protect me.
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8/6/2012 7:48:23 PM |
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max811
Palmetto, FL
34, joined Aug. 2010
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I agree now get in the kitchen and make me a pie!!
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8/6/2012 8:34:17 PM |
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th6231
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
67, joined Jul. 2007
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Meet me on the patio--NO DOORS TO OPEN. Most people are discussing Obama's health care and re-election---you idiots are talking about some f**king doors. How intelligent...!!
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8/6/2012 8:58:51 PM |
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rockhead400
New Orleans, LA
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If a girl is showering and hopefully shaving her box, Ill open the door!
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8/6/2012 9:02:10 PM |
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augustfirst
Capitol Heights, MD
35, joined Jul. 2012
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Meet me on the patio--NO DOORS TO OPEN. Most people are discussing Obama's health care and re-election---you idiots are talking about some f**king doors. How intelligent...!!
The only idiot on here is you from 2007-PRESENT....Please get ya life! How are you spending your time other than scrolling through forum topics looking for one to leave an ignorant comment on. Like really.
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8/6/2012 9:12:04 PM |
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th6231
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
67, joined Jul. 2007
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(this post has been flagged as inappropriate, sorry.)
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8/6/2012 9:31:18 PM |
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lobo81865
Ocean Springs, MS
49, joined Mar. 2012
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I don't have a problem acting like a gentleman as long as the woman acts like a lady.
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8/6/2012 9:37:41 PM |
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stobil
Gallatin, TN
34, joined Nov. 2009
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Treat women like shit, and they'll beg for more.
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8/6/2012 10:36:52 PM |
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wolfgard_h
Saint Paul, MN
50, joined Oct. 2010
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Many years ago I heard the Historical reason why a man would walk on the outside of the street.
It goes back to when people used to throw their garbage out the windows into the street.
The person on the outside was most likely to get the brunt of the mess.
Must have been tall buildings or a tall story.
It could be considered more dangerous these nights to walk on the inside closer to where criminals might be hiding.
You can easily see what's coming from the streets.
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8/6/2012 10:40:26 PM |
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iamalwaysjustme
Kansas City, MO
55, joined Apr. 2009
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Wow--a snotty nig--r b*tch--how charming. Another dazzling urbanite!!
Yea, this shit came out of no where
Hi friend
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8/6/2012 10:42:09 PM |
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iamalwaysjustme
Kansas City, MO
55, joined Apr. 2009
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Treat women like shit, and they'll beg for more.
What book did you read this out of? Or maybe you saw this on a piece of junk mail you were delivering
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8/6/2012 11:26:47 PM |
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th6231
Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
67, joined Jul. 2007
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As we discussed in other similiar threads about this--COURTESY never goes out of style. As well as saying "thank you" and other nice little phrases. You may not get everyone to express a bit of courtesy--but we see a lot of it in THIS city.
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8/6/2012 11:32:17 PM |
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grneyedluvr2
Sebastian, FL
49, joined Apr. 2011
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women are always opening the door for me because my hands are full from CARRYING ALL HER SHIT SHE JUST BOUGHT!
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8/6/2012 11:44:53 PM |
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machug59
Fairfield, CA
55, joined Dec. 2011
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women are always opening the door for me because my hands are full from CARRYING ALL HER SHIT SHE JUST BOUGHT!
Lookin for you!
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8/7/2012 12:06:46 AM |
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stobil
Gallatin, TN
34, joined Nov. 2009
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What book did you read this out of? Or maybe you saw this on a piece of junk mail you were delivering
I'll know it's junk mail when I see your face on it.
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8/7/2012 12:09:24 AM |
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doolangdoolang
Las Cruces, NM
95, joined Mar. 2012
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Open the door, pay the tab...the darling is and will always be the woman.
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