I have an issue opening doors

[kılıç_mehmet]

I sometimes wish it was like in the stone age. I could make every handsome guy ugly then girls wouldn't know the difference. Hahahahahaha.

Oh, I can do that with a well-aimed snooker cue. So many sickeningly cute cheekbones, only one me.

I need no cues.

[Jackalope]

Oh, I can do that with a well-aimed snooker cue. So many sickeningly cute cheekbones, only one me.

I need no cues.

Look out, we got a badass here.

[Rahul]

For me, I always hold a door open for a woman. And of course for anyone carrying something with both hands. Or a frail old person with a cane or walker.

But if a guy holds a door open for me it feels kind of insulting to me. Like he's saying his masculinity is superior.

I can open the doors on my own, ok?

[LastPoet]

I usually open the doors for others, if they open for me, I'll thank. Usually I have enough on my mind not to care much about it.

[Doubting Thomas]

I open the door for women when I want to look into their cleavage

I put women on a pedestal just so I can look up their dresses.

[kılıç_mehmet]

I need no cues.

Look out, we got a badass here.

There is pride to be had in unarmed engagements.

[Minimalist]

I open doors for everyone too, male or female. Its not a sexism thing its just common courtesy.

Fuck. At my age people open doors for me.

Young whippersnappers.

[Faith No More]

I will hold a door open or open it for the person that appears to need help regardless of their sexual organs.

[festive1]

I open doors for others regardless of sex. If their hands are full I run ahead and open it. If they're right behind me I hold it open for them. I'm surprised no one has mentioned people with strollers yet. Open doors for them. It sucks negotiating opening a door and moving a stroller through it, especially when there are two doors (ie. buildings with the outer door, an anteroom, and the door to actually get into the building).

[Annik]

I'm the weirdo that can't judge distances and holds the door open for a really long time. Or I open the door for one person and feel the need to hold it for everyone. I appreciate it when someone does the same for me. It's sad when someone sees it as something related to gender rather than a polite gesture.