Do Feminists Like Chivalry?

Question

Would they be upset if a man opened a door for them or paid the dinner bill?

Answer 1

I wouldn't be upset but i also don't see men as being obligated to do such things just because i am a woman- if they are doing it to be nice and courteous- fine - if they are doing it to appease me or try to sway my opinion of them then it gets annoying but not to the point where I would do anything besides just walk away.

Answer 2

nope.

Just so long as you don't have a hissy fit if I pick up the tab the next time.

Answer 3

I like it . I am 65.  maybe younger woman dont like it but I would think they would if the man respected them and treated them as an equal.

Answer 4

Why wouldn't they? I think most (even militant) feminists are just regular women, tired of being treated like second-class citizens.

Answer 5

Most feminists either don't care or don't like it. I detest it.

Answer 6

They probably would be offended.

Those women are very strange..

Answer 7

deep down they would. bcos they are women too. but they oppose it big time. theya re really strange. some also hate men and are radicals.

Answer 8

If they do, they aren't really feminists.  Real feminists don't accept things that promote inequality between men and women like chivalry.

Answer 9

Nope not if you asked them out but don't object to them leaving the tip if they offer after all u did pay for dinner or after your done eating if you like this girl and you to connect and you think that they might like to go out with you again then when your leaving say OK U got this one next time your taking me out this will let her no u can Handel being with a strong woman. It will also show u are interested in her and not just whats in her jeans

Answer 10

opening doors for other people is not necessarily 'chivalry'. i do it all the time for people. so no, i wouldn't be offended by this. i WOULD be offended if a guy jumped up to open a door for me and then let it slam in the face of someone else who he wasn't interested in.

if i was asked out to dinner no, i wouldn't be offended if he paid the dinner bill. i'd offer to pay next time if i was interested in seeing him again. if he refused i'd probably have second thoughts, because i wouldn't be interested in dating such a 'traditional' man. plus it would also make me wonder if he expected something else in return, and i don't play the 'i pay for dinner, you give me s*x' game.

Answer 11

you're all talking about an imaginary type of people that dont exist ("radical, militant "feminists")

it's really offensive

you are

before you discuss something and you dont even know what it is why dont you all go to college and THEN come back - in about 6 years- and tell us what feminism ACTUALLY was, and is.

Becaue what YOU think you know is just a spurious beleif, put in your heads by a garbage mouth

(I'll even name said garbage mouth--->Rush Limbaugh)

honest to god, if aliens came and read YOUR comments theyd think there was a specific brede of women who are angry and hate men and should be feared and talked about like freaks !