Originally Posted by Slipped Mickey
Truth be told I still hold doors open for women, I stand up when they come in my office, when they come to the table at a restaurant. I walk on the street side of the sidewalk when I am with a woman. I'm comfortable doing those kinds of things. I wouldn't hesitate to move a file cabinet or carry heavy boxes for women. Some would consider that sexist, some have. Most women appreciate it.

I'm a fool for feminine ladies with brains.

TOOO-SHAY, Mick...

I too try to exert those same efforts for a woman. Yes, it's all old school etiquette, but I don't think that I do those things because of some standard set whenever. I do them out of simple politeness, certainly without coerced or demanded respect, but out of basic human respect.

When leaving a restaurant and there's people behind me, and it could be a man or a few men, I'll hold a door open. If I see a man who is carrying something difficult and awkward, I'll offer help.

Do I think woman are special over men? Well, maybe because I'm a run of the mill heterosexual who happens to appreciate and repect women.

I try to extend human kindness and decency when ever possible. But I've certainly had women extend the same respect to me. Maybe in different ways, but certainly way more than I probably deserve.

Turn on ANY brand of political machine - and it automatically goes to the "SPIN and LIE CYCLE" wink

Yours Truly - Gregg