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Chivalry is dead because women killed it.
You're supposed to hold the door open for anyone behind you, regardless of whether they are a man or a woman. It has nothing to do with. "chivalry", per se; it's just common courtesy. If you ate holding the door open for someone ONLY because she is a woman, that could be considered offensive, since your actions are determined based on her sex.
There's chivalry and there's common courtesy. You should hold it open for whoever is behind you.
Apparently you haven't learned one key thing about women: No matter WHAT you do, it'll always be wrong. Always. All the time.
Only if you expect all woman to act as one entity, and all have the same thoughts, feelings and expectations instead of realizing what one person says she wants doesn't represent another completely different person at all. Hope this helps :]
You hold the door open when someone is behind you and letting it go would hit them. Male or female. If someone says, "You did wrong because [insert reason]" You tell them, "Nope, I hold the door open for anyone right behind me regardless of sex or gender." Tada, you won!
Women are all different. congrats no matter what u do its wrong to someone
Hey pal, when it comes to women none of us will win.
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True equality is never equal.
Isn't it just normal to hold the door open for anyone? I'm a female and I hold a door for male, female, older or younger because where I'm from its not an act of chivalry but courtesy.