Kirstenkat
New in Town
- Messages
- 38
- Location
- New Jersey
I don't find offering seats up or opening doors rude. I'm big on female independence and equality but that's one chivalrous thing I find timeless. I'm always surprised and happy when a man or anyone holds a door for me because so many people let it slam in your face.
I think it['s more rude to act angry when someone offers to be nice even if you don't agree with it. If someone has a problem with it they can just politely say no thank you.
Really people's attitude these days shock me
I think it['s more rude to act angry when someone offers to be nice even if you don't agree with it. If someone has a problem with it they can just politely say no thank you.
Really people's attitude these days shock me