Society & Culture

chilvary

Society & Culture

Posted by: david

29th Apr 2010 06:22pm

have the days of chivalry gone.i still like to open doors for ladies or stand on puvblic transport for ladies.but some women object to this since womens lib has been introduced.what do you think.david


budwah
  • 4th Nov 2010 11:03pm

I feel that nowadays youngsters don't respect others and to some extent themselves. The children that I see around have the Me attitude and don't worry about the concenquences. I have also been travelling on a crowdered Sydney Bus when a heavely pregnant lady came onboard - not one young person on the bus ( a lot of them were of school age) offered her a seat there was a bloke in his 20's who was considerate enough and he got up to offer his seat even though he had an artifical leg.


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