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I might be the minority but I don’t completely fault him for not wanting to give up his seat. I get where he’s coming from, it’s how he described her that kinda turned me off. And the lady/old man shouldn’t have come at him like that.

I have to go to the post office frequently, and so there are always people trying to get through a door with heavy packages or strollers, and I always run to open the door for them. When I rode the bus, I often gave up my seat to elderly or pregnant women. I have helped people to their cars on rainy days with my umbrella if they didn't have one. Never, have I ever felt like I was burdened by these tasks. I just saw them as being a decent human being but some guys feel like the idea of chivalry, basically opening car doors, pulling out chairs, giving a lady ones coat type things are like a burden on them or if you prefer, completely unfair that men should "have to" do these things for women to seem like gentlemen. So what's your take?

*This is something I heard on the radio.

A man and a woman are married. They make the decision to start trying to have a baby. They try, unsuccessfully, for years.

The woman goes through fertility treatments and has had 36 negative pregnancy tests.

After 3 years of trying, the husband finally tells the wife that she's been unable to get pregnant because prior to meeting her, he got a vasectomy.

Apparently this little detail never came out and the husband allowed the wife to go through hormone treatments and pregnancy tests knowing that it was highly unlikely she'd conceive.

When he finally told her about the vasectomy, she gave him a choice: he could agree to her getting a doner sperm, reverse the vasectomy, or get divorced.

The radio hosts were divided as to whose side they were on.

On the one hand, some think the wife was being very reasonable in her reaction to the husband's lying and the fact that he allowed her to go through the emotional and financial stress of hormone treatments and all of the needless pregnancy tests.

On the other, some think the wife is being unreasonable by threatening divorce because lying about one's firtility status is not a good enough reason to divorce.