I literally do this all the time and it's fine? Maybe it's a Midwest thing.
If you don't think chivalry is entirely rooted in sexism, try opening a door for a man and see how they crumble into dust
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Because it is fine
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I've done it plenty before and no one cares?
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I’ve seen men become pretty upset over it. I think it depends on the guy, honestly.
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I once offered to help a guy up, but his friend jumped in front of me because "it would be humiliating for him, if it was a woman who helped him". The guy on the ground looked pretty bemused at his friend though, so there's that.
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Or try fixing their computer.
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I generally say, “Thank you.” You know, cause a stranger offered me a kindness? I also try not to judge a whole gender based on one act, like a judgmental tweet, for instance. Sorry some guy was a jerk.
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Throughout the south we hold the door open for anyone behind us because it's a polite and kind thing to do. You Yankees are just rude.
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I just say, thank you, and move on with my day.
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