Should a man still open a door for a woman?

[Butterfly]

And bring along a nice bottle of wine . . . and take me out dancing . . .

 

[Butterfly]

I meant the above to be a reply to Shirley's post about the flowers and the guitar -- I can't seem to get the hang of getting the replies to go where they should. Help!

 

[Butterfly]

Could be, young men today are probably more deceitful...

I dunno -- they were pretty deceitful back in the day. Remember the ol' "oh, gosh, we're out of gas' thing? And quite a few more . . .

 

[Meanderer]

It is the parent company of ASDA..................... brilliant one in Bristol, don't have to walk any where!!

Must leave all the lights on!
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[Misty]

I think it is Very Nice and Appreciated when a door is opened for me and always say Thank You...and also do the same for others.

 

[Ralphy1]

That's nice, but how about a tip for the service?

 

[Misty]

That's nice, but how about a tip for the service?

Never thought of giving a tip, Ralphie. :laugh:

 

[MaggieJewel]

I am a liberated woman, not a feminist. What is the difference?

A feminist will attack a man if he tries to be a gentleman.
A liberated woman is thankful when a man acts like a gentleman, but doesn't wait around for him to do for her.

 

[Ralphy1]

That is good approach, but when it comes to men, well, we don't always want a lady to act like one...