Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Feminism


Evelyn: I, for one, like it when a guy holds a door open for me.

Nerissa: Oh yeah, I totally agree with you there.

Evelyn: But some girls don't!!

Nerissa: Seriously?

Evelyn: Yeah!

Nerissa: Why not?

Evelyn: Well, they think that it disempowers them. It shows
that men are "superior" and that women are "weak."

Nerissa: Oh, that's ridiculous.

Evelyn: Yeah, I think so too. I do believe that women should have all the rights that men do, and I would even call myself a Feminist, but I believe that feminists contribute to the decline in chivalry and the lack of general manners in the male sex. 

Nerissa: Elaborate, please.

Evelyn: I've heard stories about women getting offended when a man a) holds open a door for her, b) hold a chair out for her, c) 
offers to do some form of physical labour for her, etc. etc.


Nerissa: What is their reaction? 

Evelyn: "I can do it myself!," "Hey, 
just because I'm a girl doesn't mean I can't do (insert form of manual labour here)!"
And honestly, if women react this way, men will not want to perform these niceties for them anymore!

Nerissa: That's obnoxious.
                                                            
Evelyn: Agreed. I knew you would understand.

Nerissa: That's what I'm here for!    

4 comments:

  1. I have heard about that the kind of thing to---how some women are offended when guys open the door for them---it is pretty strange. I liked the pictures you used and had a good laugh with that middle one.

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  2. Agreed! I've witnessed reactions from women/girls like this--it's odd.
    Women can be viewed and treated as equals while also being the benefactors of chivalry. I don't understand feminism when it goes to the extremes you speak of.
    Good work! I liked the final picture the most! ha

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  3. Thanks guys!! Yeah it's totally ridiculous. I'm glad to see that some guys will still be chivalrous regardless of the bad reactions they might get :)

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  4. Agreed. But I would hold out a door out of common decency rather than being chivalrous to be honest.

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