Chivalry - When is it too much? (clothes, perfect, alone)
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I absolutely abhor violence of any sort, against men, women and children. It is a sign of an unevolved person to strike another. It is extremely traumatic for anyone to be assaulted. It isn't 'manly' to suck it up. There is no excuse for the media to portray violence as being acceptable.
How about you take or leave the fact that men aren't responsible for your happiness?
I don't know where the heck you came up with that gem, LOL. But newsflash: I don't expect men to do anything even remotely in the ballpark of 'responsibility' let alone come into my life and start working on my 'happiness levels.' Please.
** I don't know what the purpose of you is, picking these little fights and stuff.
I look at it like this, don't do things in the early stages that you aren't willing to do for the duration of the relationship. If you spoil them with chivalry in the early phases of dating, they'll come to expect it all the time, and when you finally win her over and start getting more comfortable and familiar with one another, it's common for guys to stop with all the opening of doors and flowers for no special reason. Then they start pondering why you've changed and how come you don't open car doors for her any longer or any of the other added tactics you used to impress her.
Be who you are from day one.
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