No, it's not wrong.

And if some one DOES complain,
It's proper to trip them,
and laugh.

You're welcome.

I don't understand this question...how could it possibly be wrong?

No, I do it often. When someone does it for me, I say thank you like a decent human being😛

No especially holding the door older people isn't wrong. What made you ask this?
You know about 6 years ago on a very snowy afternoon. I drove to a service station for gas I ended up getting a 50 pound bag of salt.

I ended up being the last customer. The cashier was Hispanic about 25 years old. I paid for the gas an melting salt picked up the bag and was carrying out of the station the cashier raced in front of me I thought he was going to hold the door open for me he went out and let the door slam in my face.

I didn't have to wonder why he did this it was because because of age if I had been in my 20's like he, he would have politely held the door open for me.


I have witnessed this happening to other middle aged women. Young men standing at the side of public doors frowning at older women as they passed through waiting for younger women that were walking behind the older ladies and opening and holding the door wide open with a huge for the young girl.

So to answer your question one last time,"open the door for people" they probably will appreciate your kindness!!!!

As I was brought up, this was "expected", as were "Thank You", "May I?", "You're welcome.", "Excuse me" and other phrases and expression that showed courtesy and politeness.

Never wrong....and here's a fun fact, if your at a revolving door - your supposed to go first and gently push/guide it for the person behind you.
Yeah...I'm a regular Ms. Manners today...

Depends from which end you open the door and especially if the door is in their house ..

No, it isn´t. I often hold the door open for people. It is an act of politeness.

Depends... do they have masks on?

seriously? questioning niceties in society is just off

No

Yes, it’s horrible, an affront to my sensibilities.

It's good only when necessary.

No I do it all the time. There is nothing wrong with being polite to others.

Yes

No but if you do it just to check someone out then they could be annoyed

If you do it for everyone then its fine

yes, for a secured facility.

I hope not, I do it all the time

If it is then I'm in trouble...

No
I don't think so.

Nope. I do it all the time.

No.

Not at all.. It's wrong to let it go in their face though...

Yes. The correct etiquette is to throw it in their face. If it hits them on the nose that's considered especially polite.