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It's not complicated. She excuses herself from the table and you stand as she leaves. Sit down and upon her return, pop back up until she sits.Originally Posted by lefty
Though I still am very big on many chivalrous acts, people seem to forget that they were done because women were considered to be weaker and/or sillier than men. I always keep that in mind when deciding whether or not to perform such actions for a co-worker or strange [not particularly old] woman.Originally Posted by Jodum5
Though I still am very big on many chivalrous acts, people seem to forget that they were done because women were considered to be weaker and/or sillier than men. I always keep that in mind when deciding whether or not to perform such actions for a co-worker or strange [not particularly old] woman.Originally Posted by Jodum5
pissed myself off. friend of my wife's (wife of a friend) comes into the coffee shop and I say hello, and she stops to ask me a question. I didn't pop to my feet when she came in, jsut to say hello, but then it developed into a conversation. I really felt ackward talkig to her with me sitting and her standing, but I also felt that she would find it ackward if I popped to my feet after a minutes of talking.Originally Posted by globetrotter
I like your style, bro.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Although by doing this you are drawing the attention of the whole room to the fact that your wife is going to the toilet...Originally Posted by Infrasonic
Though I still am very big on many chivalrous acts, people seem to forget that they were done because women were considered to be weaker and/or sillier than men. I always keep that in mind when deciding whether or not to perform such actions for a co-worker or strange [not particularly old] woman.Originally Posted by Jodum5
I've yet to meet a women who thought it demeaning that I held a door open for her, though it's about 75/25 for thank you/silence. The silence mostly come from young girls. Almost always get a thank you when I hold the door open for a guy.Originally Posted by lefty
I've yet to meet a women who thought it demeaning that I held a door open for her, though it's about 75/25 for thank you/silence. The silence mostly come from young girls. Almost always get a thank you when I hold the door open for a guy.Originally Posted by lefty
Globetrotter, you bring up a very interesting topic. We all want to think we have style but do we really act like we have style or just dress like it? I could use a little more of this. Thanks for the reminder.Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy
Next week's topic - walking through a door before a woman does. leftyOriginally Posted by lefty
I try to do this as often as possible but sometimes its just impossible to not look like a spastic jackoff. I ran into this a few weeks ago while I was sitting at Starbucks:Originally Posted by Rambo
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