Chivalry...NOT DEAD I went to pick up some Chinese earlier, and as I approached the door, a man...

JestAJester · 31-35, M

I recall a time i was 21 at college. 2 sets of double doors to get to the cafeteria. I was actually leaving and as i stepped outside i heard yelling from behind. This girl, looked like a dyke, was screaming that i slammed the door on her. I did notice her as i was leaving but didnt know she was going my way, she was like 20 feet back. Anyway she goes on a rant like men are "suppose" to open the door for ladies. I said to her "youre absolutely right. And im glad i didnt since you dont know how to act like one" and i quickly scuffled away before she could berate me some more lol

Soossie

You absolutely deserved that treat.... gentlemen can realise a true lady..... and this might be a good start to more interactions and seriouse one too.... 🤗🤗🌹

Piper · 61-69, F

Those little courtesies are always a bright spot in my day, too. Surely more than the person extending them with a genuine smile could ever know.

chuck7882 · 61-69, M

For us old guys in our sixties, just holding the door for an attractive woman is about all the excitement we can handle

Vivaci

That’s really cool…😇👍🏻

SweetNSassy · F

This is so true! The guys at my work spoil me so much, they will literally wait for me to walk down the stairs to hold the door open. I will be thinking like damn their wives are so lucky.

Carissimi · 70-79, F

It does make you feel good when you meet gentlemen. I recall my first solo outing in America as a new arrival to these shores, and a man held the store door open for me, and called me mam. I’d never been called mam before in my life. It was lovely.