Guys, why do you say "let me help you carry that for you" to ladies even though we don't need help?

[Makeushiver]

Because it seems polite, It's the same as holding a door for a woman, I always do it; not because they are incapable but because I think its a thoughtful gesture. I don't think behaving like a gentleman is contrary to feminism

[DannyUk2017]

In respect for you i can give you 1 word to check out and hope that answers your question : Courtesy
Just check the "meaning" of it!

[Blerdsmith19]

Because most of us guys have been taught at a young age to perform acts like holding doors open for women, holding things for women, etc. It's those small acts you expect a man to do whether you need the help or not. It's also what lets you know that a man respects you even if you can do things yourself. Even if you don't necessarily believe in tradition like this and whatnot, it's what most guys have been taught.

[Giggltr0nn]

Chivalry is pretty much dead, so any guys doing that stuff now are either a rare breed or trying to see you naked.

[jasco]

It's just out of our old traditional ways and values and then there's just because of respect, not saying your weak but we just rather hold onto them. Plus we move much faster sometimes

[OddBeMe]

Because women expect chivalry sometimes and then hate it other times. And we can’t tell when you fckin bitches :)

[chnapo]

Many do need the help and seek it. So you need to let the guy know if you are not that girl.

[Paulychicago10]

Because in the old days it was a sign of respect to ladies. Chivalry now a days. Like opening a door to help someone.

[andy530]

It’s a way for us to feel helpful or feel that we can be of use

[chriscdi]

to sauce our way into the cheeks

[crmoore]

We like to help women

[ValleyofDrakes]

It's being nice.