Is chivalry dead?

Nah, I remember when it was pouring down with rain and a male friend offered to give me his jacket when he only had a shirt on underneath. I said "No, no, you'll be freezing" but he was like "it doesn't matter, you're a girl". I was pretty cold so in the end I was just like okay yeah. Don't hate me.

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Original post by iammeyouareyou

Nah, I remember when it was pouring down with rain and a male friend offered to give me his jacket when he only had a shirt on underneath. I said "No, no, you'll be freezing" but he was like "it doesn't matter, you're a girl". I was pretty cold so in the end I was just like okay yeah. Don't hate me.

Male privilege tho

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RobML

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Original post by iammeyouareyou

Nah, I remember when it was pouring down with rain and a male friend offered to give me his jacket when he only had a shirt on underneath. I said "No, no, you'll be freezing" but he was like "it doesn't matter, you're a girl". I was pretty cold so in the end I was just like okay yeah. Don't hate me.

That was a rather unnecessary thing to say :lol:

Feminazis killed it

Chivalry died, when the Church started loosing it's power. I don't get why people equate putting women on a pedestal with knight etiquette.

Here are the rules of chivalry, notice how brief and vague the bit about women is. "To respect the honour of a woman" that's literally it.

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To fear God and maintain His Church

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To serve the liege lord in valour and faith

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To protect the weak and defenceless

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To give succour to widows and orphans

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To refrain from the wanton giving of offence

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To live by honour and for glory

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To despise pecuniary reward

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To fight for the welfare of all

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To obey those placed in authority

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To guard the honour of fellow knights

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To eschew unfairness, meanness and deceit

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To keep faith

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At all times to speak the truth

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To persevere to the end in any enterprise begun

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To respect the honour of women

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Never to refuse a challenge from an equal

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Never to turn the back upon a foe

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Original post by RobML

That was a rather unnecessary thing to say :lol:

The PC is strong in this one.

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Nikki2317

Original post by The Diplomat.

feminism killed it

Agreed ^ I think it's a good thing though. I'm a feminist and I don't see anything wrong with it, but some feminists think it's a step backwards. (But chivalry doesn't have to be one sided)

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Original post by Baron Pilkington

Male privilege tho

Ha, I never said I hated being a woman.

Original post by RobML

That was a rather unnecessary thing to say :lol:

Haha, I suppose it was kinda necessary in this case since the only reason he offered me his jacket was because I'm a girl. Otherwise he could have offered it to the other guy we were with, or else kept it on himself.

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Original post by iammeyouareyou

Ha, I never said I hated being a woman.

I would tbf if i were a woman.

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Original post by Baron Pilkington

I would tbf if i were a woman.

Well, it's a good thing you ain't then.

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Original post by iammeyouareyou

Well, it's a good thing you ain't then.

I know lol, im not taking the piss but i honestly would hate to be a woman, 18 years of life as a male has made me appreciate all that i am. But its ok, maybe being a woman isnt for me and is for u and others. Just my personal opinion.

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