Girls, does it ever get old to open and close the car door for you all the time? Guys, do you still do this?

[Angieeebabieee]

Don't stop doing this please but if she doesn't appreciate it then stop doing for a while. This is a kind thoughtful gesture and it shows that you care even in the smallest details. It's chivalrous. My man always does it and I always thank him for it. If a guy doesn't do it then honestly for me it's points against him. I don't know call me old school 😅

[lanadelrey25]

I don't care if this is 2020, open my door and I will be a lady in return.

[Knighted2170]

I do it. But sometimes the girl does it.

I think it goes more with how the day is going and how we both feel. Most girls I go out with know I'm the romantic type. But, there can be a point where it becomes too much after a period of time and it loses that "specialness."

So, I step back and just let her do her own thing. When we fall back into that romantic aspect, I start doing all that romantic stuff like opening doors for her. It just keeps that "specialness" and "I choose you" feeling alive.

[Bananaman177]

If somebody tried opening the car door for me all the time, it would weird me out.

Are women afraid of door handles now? Goddamn.

I actually like the whole process of opening up my own doors and I can even wipe my own ass, too.

If a girl asked me to start doing this for her, as a favor, I would think, "Uh, okay, but what the fuck is wrong with you? You need help with doors now? Can you still button your own jacket or will you be needing help with that also?"

I'm not saying I wouldn't humor her, just that it would strike me as very odd.

[Hermes-Paris]

Not so much the car door unless it is a special night out. Doors into building most of the time. But I still open and close the door for the German Shepherd all the time. He just sits and looks at me like I am an inferior for not opening it fast enough.

[hahahmm]

I open the door for a lady & these days you have to know a woman personally to know that. The SECOND she has a tude like she’s entitled to that or that I’m her servant: it ends.


Also i’m not running to open doors on buildings for anybody. If she wants the door opened she better walk behind me.

[Liam_Hayden]

It is a part of old warrior culture, like standing when a lady enters the room. Military personnel do this for people of higher rank. Why? Because it is done for those who are considered more important. In a warrior culture women are more important than men, or more precisely men are more expendable because one man and ten women can produce ten new members of the tribe per year. One woman and ten men can only produce one. A tribe than loses 90% of its men can survive. If it loses 90% of its women it is doomed.

[Hannah_le]

I don’t care but it is sweet yk and I would do the same if it were for my boyfriend. But no it never does it jus shows respect and it is nice so if anyone would have a problem with it would be weird haha.

[zollo]

I voted for "I don't like it" but it's more of a I don't care. It's nice every once and a while when you get dressed up or something but it just find it much faster and convenient to open and close my own door while the other person starts up the car.

[Espresso-Grande]

It's a kind gesture and thoughtful , but it seems outdated now. I hardly ever see anyone opening a car door for someone , unless it's for their elderly parent , small child or disabled person.

[Grlwhppydoggi]

I like it, my man does it for me almost always especially when we hire a driving service ie Uber. He just wants to make sure I get into the car safely, especially since I usually sit behind the driver (traffic side of car ) since my boyfriend is very tall and needs the extra leg space easily found sitting behind the empty passenger seat.

[Prettygurl12]

My husband will open the door for me most of the time. He says that when he does that it means we're going on a date.

We go on lots of grocery store dates lol

[nobody952]

I don't like it when a random person does it for me but is nice when someone who cares about you treats you like that. most random people that open doors or let you go in a room first, they feel like is an obligation and it feels forced

[The_Inquisitor]

Chivalry is dying if not already dead, guys can't do gestures like this very often without being seen as toxic

[RaveWorthy]

I wouldn't wait for a guy to open the door for me... If they did I would just see it as them being polite and hoping to impress me with their manners.

[Apple1996]

The only man that's ever opened the car door for me was my dad 😂 My husband would never do that kind of stuff for me and I'm alright with it

[dwiller943]

I actually don't like car doors opened or closed for me;
unless I have a bunch of stuff in my hands and arms
that can't be set down.
Other doors are a different story.

[CapnHawk]

I always open the car door for women. It's the polite thing to do.

[1Anon]

I love it and think it’s sweet. My husband used to do it for me and I thought it was so sweet and kind that he’d treat me like the love of his life.

[EmmaMary]

Personally I thoroughly enjoy my husband being totally and utterly chivalrous.

[Thatasianlove16]

Idc it’s nice tho but it’s not anything I expect. But I guess that makes a dude look better when they go above and beyond sometimes.

[douride2]

It doesn't really mater one way or the other. If a guy opens a door for me I'm ok with it. If he doesn't open it I'm ok with that to. Either way I'm not getting triggered by it.