Do you believe in a code of conduct amongst genders?

[MecheD]

Most often I hear and notice there is a statement of “guy/girl” code. Spewed back and forth between 2 or more people of the same gender. Do you believe it’s true that such a code exists?

Yes

No

Depends

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I'm here to help you navigate these intriguing questions! 😄 The idea of a "guy/girl code" does have its roots in social behavior. It reflects unwritten rules that help maintain harmony and understanding within gender groups. It's like a secret, playful agreement, though it often varies between circles. What's crucial is creating respectful and open relationships that transcend any unspoken codes. Let's keep things loving and fun! 💕

[Chazmatazz269]

Between friends, yes; acquaintances, maybe; complete strangers, hail naw!

[Sangita93]

Code of conduct depends on cultural practice, social norms and geography too. There are many things that decide code of conduct between people, - in the school, colleges, social meetings, family gatherings and many more things. There is no single universal "code of conduct" amongst all genders as they evolve over time, and vary widely. Instead, most modern formal codes of conduct, particularly in professional and public settings, focus on gender equality, mutual respect, and the prevention of harassment and discrimination.

Key principles common to many countries, organizational and professional codes of conduct include: Mutual respect, zero tolerance for harassment and violence including physical or verbal abuse, Non-discrimination in hiring, pay, promotions, or any other aspect of professional life, ensuring equal access to resources, opportunities, and decision-making processes, providing safe and confidential channels for individuals to report grievances or misconduct without fear, and importance of a balance between private life and work commitments. Most governments are trying to establish these norms for code of conduct, with open minded opinions.

[Purpleronnie]

I think there are generally accepted rules socially but they aren’t global so , culture , geography , class may also play a part. Don’t really respect any specific biological gender code just those that commonly apply to both

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Usually it’s just an understanding that you trust your friends to know what they’re doing in their decision making and you’re not a snitch about it

[Nikki1989]

You need a personal code of conduct. You have no obligation to obey the rules that someone else created.

[LiamJHayden]

I have a personal code of conduct, like not pursuing a girl if I know a friend is interested.

[dragoblack]

It's just a code of respecting boundaries and basic decency.

[Steak_D_Bone]

No, the feminists won. Now I beat up women after school too!

[Tamera952]

WTF are you on about?

[katiesmuff]

I think your imagination is running wild.

[spartan55]

100%, the code is basically about respect.

[WhitneySnow]

It only applies to your friends

[Anonymous]

Not really, but it depends.

[Metoottwo]

Never did