By Anonymous - 14/04/2011 05:49 - United States

Today, I held a door open for my boyfriend and jokingly said, "Chivalry is dead?" He responded with, "Who's chivalry?" FML
I agree, your life sucks 34 252
You deserved it 7 863

Same thing different taste

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I just can't help but feed this through my Idiot-English Translation Engine: "Haha! That's actually pretty funny! If he doesn't know what chivalry is then it really MUST be dead! Haha! **** your life for having a dumb boyfriend! I failed third grade, but thank god the Internet doesn't discriminate based on age, race, and IQ!" Much better.

Bathory_fml 0

If we hold the door open for you, we're being misogynist because we apparently think you can't open the door yourself. If we let you open the door yourself, we're not being chivalrous enough for you. :| I'm so happy I'm gay.

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danz123 7

I'm sorry but I hate the double standard associated with that word. It's good that you held the door for your bf OP, but do you want a medal or something? I certainly don't hold and draw attention to the fact that I am holding doors for people to walk past. It's just common courtesy, and should be treated as such for both men and women.

ImBored123_fml 0

i dont know why people are calling him dumb just because he didnt know what a word meant, a know a guy who was born and raised here, is a gentlemen and i told him what chivalry is

hcovballer247 0

he may want to think about expanding his vocabulary..

ideasrule 13

Is "chivalry" really such a common term? If the BF didn't know what a door was, that would be an FML, but "chivalry" isn't common enough that everybody is expected to know it.

that is my most infrequently used word

You chose to date a fool who doesn't have a normal vocabulary.

eminem8808 0

WHO IS IT? I cant find him/her on google .. :L

applejane 3

THE EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME!!! god, it's truly pathetic how narrow the average vocabulary is these days.