+Above The Atmosphere
Hola, I'm Jane. 16. I like to reblog, listen to music, eat, and sleep.
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This, I don’t agree with.
In the past, to be chivalrous was to serve your king, to serve your God, and to serve all women.
We are now in an era where women don’t require special treatment, where kings hold no real power, and we are more free in our choice of religion.
However, the concept behind chivalry is not one to be laughed at.
It is the idea of putting others, regardless of their social status, before yourself, of protecting the weak and poor, of being loyal to your word, of courteousness, of mercy and yet of personal strength to me seems like a wonderful way to live your life.
It saddens me that if I were to hold a door for a woman they might be disgusted, thinking it were because of their gender. No, I look back every time I pass through a door and if I see anyone, I hold the door. It’s a kindness, not a discrimination.
Tsun is a wonderful person.
^this
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^Yes.
I hold the door open for everyone, male, female, anybody.
[[ ^^^^^ This.]]
The person who made that image is what one would describe as a “feminazi”. Misandrists are just as bad as misogynists; maybe even worse, since some of them try to disguise their horribleness as “empowerment”.
I totaly agree with Tsun and everyone else. I hold the door open for everyone, regardless of gender, too, but I’m especially polite to women because OH SHIT IT’S A NICE THING TO DO GOD FORBID. I mean, most of the girls I know like that I wait in line for them or offer to spot them cash if they’re short a couple dollars.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls91vbpStG1qjjeqso1_500.jpg)
