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Topic: Is it a lost art?
Toodygirl5's photo
Thu 03/01/18 12:30 PM
Edited by Toodygirl5 on Thu 03/01/18 12:31 PM
Chivalry

Opening a door for a woman.
Giving her your coat if she's cold.
Being generous in taking her shopping or buying her nice gifts.
Listening to her concerns.
Preparing meals
Running her bath
Child setting
Shopping for her

Can you name more?

Comments welcome!!!

motowndowntown's photo
Thu 03/01/18 12:35 PM

Chivalry


Giving her your coat if she's cold.
Being generous in taking her shopping or buying her nice gifts.
Listening to her concerns.
Preparing meals
Running her bath
Child setting
Shopping for her

Can you name more?

Comments welcome!!!


You're not looking for chivalry. You're looking for a slave with money.

Larsi666 😽's photo
Thu 03/01/18 12:36 PM
Offer a woman a seat on the bus or train.

Skip the place in a queue ... not sure, did I spell it right. In front of the supermarkt checkout, something like that

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Thu 03/01/18 12:57 PM


Chivalry


Giving her your coat if she's cold.
Being generous in taking her shopping or buying her nice gifts.
Listening to her concerns.
Preparing meals
Running her bath
Child setting
Shopping for her

Can you name more?

Comments welcome!!!


You're not looking for chivalry. You're looking for a slave with money.

:thumbsup:

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Thu 03/01/18 01:12 PM
Edited by aussieguy288 on Thu 03/01/18 01:28 PM
I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.

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Thu 03/01/18 01:13 PM
Is there anything better than a chivalrous man? blushing

We didn’t have much extra money for gift giving, but my husband did many of the other things out of habit. Those actions were the best gifts anyway.

One of my favorites is opening the car door for you when approaching the car together.

Another is a hand on the small of your back when entering a room. That tiny gesture can make you smile all night.

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Thu 03/01/18 01:17 PM

I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Woops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..



Thanks I liked your responses. You seem to put thought into it. For the most part I agree.

Toodygirl5's photo
Thu 03/01/18 01:19 PM

Is there anything better than a chivalrous man? blushing

We didn’t have much extra money for gift giving, but my husband did many of the other things out of habit. Those actions were the best gifts anyway.

One of my favorites is opening the car door for you when approaching the car together.

Another is a hand on the small of your back when entering a room. That tiny gesture can make you smile all night.




Yes, many kindnesses of chivarly doesn't cost money!

Toodygirl5's photo
Thu 03/01/18 01:23 PM
Edited by Toodygirl5 on Thu 03/01/18 01:23 PM



Chivalry


Giving her your coat if she's cold.
Being generous in taking her shopping or buying her nice gifts.
Listening to her concerns.
Preparing meals
Running her bath
Child setting
Shopping for her

Can you name more?

Comments welcome!!!


You're not looking for chivalry. You're looking for a slave with money.
rofl rofl rofl I could not have said it any better biggrin



No It's not a slave. It is All Voluntary acts.

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Thu 03/01/18 01:39 PM
have to play devils advocate on this one
Females want equal rights , then yell about Chivalry is dead

any ways <shrug>
ya left out male walks next to the woman , between traffic and her

let the lady go first (unless its a dangerous area)

never EVER hit a woman

getting stuff off a shelf if they cant reach it (now people youtube it where someone walks up and grabs something and ignores the other person)

after a long trip and both of you are about to explode , let the lady go first

and i still have problems with opening doors for people since most doors are auto open

i was raised mainly by lady's, it just seams normal to me <shrug> but have gotten yelled at by lady's for doing stuff like that now (i am a woman i can do it , or you think i am to frail to do that)

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Thu 03/01/18 01:44 PM

I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.


I imagine all this is true for the most part AussieGuy. Equality for women doesn’t keep most women from doing most of the cooking or Mothering, so why should it make men give up the practice of exhibiting a little chivalry now and then? That seems equal enough.

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Thu 03/01/18 01:52 PM


I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.


I imagine all this is true for the most part AussieGuy. Equality for women doesn’t keep most women from doing most of the cooking or Mothering, so why should it make men give up the practice of exhibiting a little chivalry now and then? That seems equal enough.

I think a lot of men do exhibit chivalry without even thinking about it but the OP seems to want a lap dog.

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Thu 03/01/18 02:02 PM

Chivalry in olden times was more about honour and protection it had little to do with doing chores for a woman ., to me that is not chivalry .. it is teamwork .


Exactly!

Googled it for the definition...

chiv·al·ry
ˈSHivəlrē/
noun
noun: chivalry

the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code.
historical
knights, noblemen, and horsemen collectively.
"I fought against the cream of French chivalry"
the combination of qualities expected of an ideal knight, especially courage, honor, courtesy, justice, and a readiness to help the weak.

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Chivalry according to the definition is still very much alive. I see it all the time from all over the World. In my line of work guests come from all over the place, they show a lot of these traits.

And I've seen it with men in the forums... being courteous, showing honor and trying to help others.

Toodygirl5's photo
Thu 03/01/18 02:07 PM
Edited by Toodygirl5 on Thu 03/01/18 02:18 PM


i was raised mainly by lady's, it just seams normal to me <shrug> but have gotten yelled at by lady's for doing stuff like that now (i am a woman i can do it , or you think i am to frail to do that)


You are so right, many women do that!

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Thu 03/01/18 02:08 PM


I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.


I imagine all this is true for the most part AussieGuy. Equality for women doesn’t keep most women from doing most of the cooking or Mothering, so why should it make men give up the practice of exhibiting a little chivalry now and then? That seems equal enough.

I agree with you Jan..it works both ways. Women do a lot for there man..and men in general but much of it goes unrewarded by that I me a thank you. I and I think many men do appreciate what here lady does for them and vice versa. It's the old saying.. give and take.

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Thu 03/01/18 02:10 PM



I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.


I imagine all this is true for the most part AussieGuy. Equality for women doesn’t keep most women from doing most of the cooking or Mothering, so why should it make men give up the practice of exhibiting a little chivalry now and then? That seems equal enough.

I think a lot of men do exhibit chivalry without even thinking about it but the OP seems to want a lap dog.

I think your right Joe, it's common courtesy.

Toodygirl5's photo
Thu 03/01/18 02:12 PM
Edited by Toodygirl5 on Thu 03/01/18 02:21 PM



I believe many of those things that were done for women in the "olden" days have gone. Mainly because women wanted equality.

But I still like to do certain things for a lady, it depends on the situation.

I was bought up to respect women and many of those things became second nature. I don't think courtesy goes out of style in any situation but it's becoming (already has I think) a selfish world now.

I think women get a raw deal in many countries. They maybe the weaker sex but they are still humans and should be able to make their own decisions.

Whoops.. someone kicked the soap box from under me..

I also feel men get the "cold shoulder" on many occasions as well. I mean some women can't say thank you either.


I imagine all this is true for the most part AussieGuy. Equality for women doesn’t keep most women from doing most of the cooking or Mothering, so why should it make men give up the practice of exhibiting a little chivalry now and then? That seems equal enough.

I think a lot of men do exhibit chivalry without even thinking about it but the OP seems to want a lap dog.


you made Your comments already!

This is just a post ! People can list others suggestions!

Where does it say that these are my wants??? And I do not Ever want a lap dog or any dog.


Men who don't mind Chivalry, Don't have to really think about it. Imo

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Thu 03/01/18 02:34 PM
Post are also to see what Others think about a topic!

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Thu 03/01/18 02:41 PM

If a man were to lay down his coat over a puddle for me .. or the modern day equivalent .. carry me across a puddle .. . I just might jump his bones laugh laugh laugh



Interested to know what a man gets if he does something Shrek like.

Just asking for a friendwaving

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Thu 03/01/18 02:43 PM
Edited by Toodygirl5 on Thu 03/01/18 02:50 PM


No problem, I don't mind how others view things, just don't insult.

Others do not have to always agree!

There are insults on Forums too !

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