Is chivalry just tricking in disguise??

[JudgeJoeForilla]

Does it matter? Honest question.

It matters because that's what you said we should be chivalrous toward respectable women so he's asking how do you know which ones are respectable and which ones aren't. In my opinion chivalry is nothing more than a game played by men who want to impress women and want to feel masculine for doing something insignificant.

 

[Neuromancer]

What the fukk are u talking about ?



You have to have sex with a man to know what a real man is ?

nikka fukk up and don't quote me again .


What a dumb ass question .

Like I don't have a good pops , uncles and good friends who are husbands and father to know what a real man is .


Stupid ass post

I just love how women love to define " a real man" without being real women. Oh and I'm quoting you.

 

[JudgeJoeForilla]

What the fukk are u talking about ?

You know what I'm talking about you don't respect men you're only taking the stance you're taking because you're in favor of this idea that men have to go out of their way to show out for women even if it's as trivial as holding the door for her. Your foolishness makes this evident, you claim that any man who allows a woman to hold a door open for him is gay? How does allowing a woman who's kind and respectful enough to hold a door open for you imply that he has a sexual preference leaning towards men? It doesn't it's the same foolish shaming tactic used by all women like you. With you it's either "conform to my definition of what masculinity is or you're gay". That's your only line of reasoning? Lol. Nothing else to back up your stance in an argument.

 

[Soon]

Yes it does. I'm not a fan of casting pearls before swine, my brother.

I wish I could be of more help.

 

[Neuromancer]

I wish I could be of more help.

It's okay breh. Stay up.

 

[Solo ✧✦✧]

It depends on the reasoning behind it. It could be done just out of kindness and enjoyment. I give my gf special treatment because she's earned it. I don't care about giving other women special treatment and the entitlement is the main reason why.

 

[Neuromancer]

It depends on the reasoning behind it. It could be done just out of kindness and enjoyment. I give my gf special treatment because she's earned it. I don't care about giving other women special treatment and the entitlement is the main reason why.

Makes sense.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

You should be chivalrous towards respectable women.

How do I determine that? Suppose a respectable woman needs help... by your advice I should reject her for looking helpless

 

[JudgeJoeForilla]

How do I determine that? Suppose a respectable woman needs help... by your advice I should reject her for looking helpless

I think he's implying that you should know a woman you give any kind of excessively nice treatment too. You don't know how "respectable" she is simply by looking at her, so of course random women don't get this kind of treatment just women you know and are dating. At least that's what I got from it.

 

[Da King]

Depends

If I see a girl that I just want to fukk, don't want to be hanging out with the sun, I'm not paying a dimer for anything


but if I like the person I don't paying, maybe I'm old school

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Probably

 

[#SOG_soldier]

Acting like an a$$hole is the easiest way to fukk the most bytches

 

[Soon]

It matters because that's what you said we should be chivalrous toward respectable women so he's asking how do you know which ones are respectable and which ones aren't. In my opinion chivalry is nothing more than a game played by men who want to impress women and want to feel masculine for doing something insignificant.

We live in a world where dudes will argue whether water is wet, so a women being considered respectable is in the eye of the beholder.

How do I determine that? Suppose a respectable woman needs help... by your advice I should reject her for looking helpless

I think I went off topic, the original post was about tricking, and I should have stayed on that subject.

I have no opinions on chivalry as far as that knight in shining armor thing goes.