Should a man give up his seat on a bus if a woman is standing?

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NathanDavis · Accepted Answer

I always do... women, children, older men pretty much anybody that is more likely to fall or trip because of the bus drivers driving like we're going to hell... lol

Bricealan · Accepted Answer

Well, maybe give her my seat... IF she promised at least a hand job, or a blow job later? 🤔🤔😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👀👀

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

Yes, I would do so, no matter what people think.

purplepoppy · Answer

Tricky, if he doesn't he's not a gentleman and likely to gain the disapproval tuts and stares of the other passages, but if he does he's a pathetic white Knight who's only doing it because he wants to bone her.

Beat play safe and ask if she wants to sit on your lap and then everyone's happy.

wiltingrosepetal · Answer

You give up your seat to the elderly, injured and visibly pregnant people. Those who get really exhausted from standing up too long. Unless she looks like she needs a seat, and you want to be nice, you don't owe the common woman that.

Men deserve to sit too 🤷‍♀️

TheRealPepperPotts · Answer

Should a black woman give up her seat to a white person, if there are no more seats? No one should have to surrender their seat. It is a matter of consideration only and entirely up to the individual.

Kelley1 · Answer

It depends:

Should a healthy young man give up his seat to a frail 80 year old woman?

Should an 80 year old man prone to falling, give up his seat to a healthy eighteen age girl? And, if he did offer her his seat, should she accept?

DarkLegacy · Answer

No he should not and i never will, not even for pregnant women. We are in the age of equality and we are just as entitled to the seat as women are. No doubt many sexist to men women on here will say we should and they will be the feminists who hate men and just want female privilege. Also women have no right saying that we should unless they are willing to give up everything that feminism has got for them.

I pay for my ticket the same as everybody else and if i was expected to give up my seat for women i would expect to be allowed to travel free of charge.

OfMiceandMen · Answer

The photo has a pregnant women, so of course I would offer my seat as carrying a child can be hard on the back and standing for long periods can sometimes be difficult. If she prefers to stand no harm, no foul.

If it is a woman that is older than myself, I would still offer it. Someone younger, not sure.

alice55 · Answer

Normally nobody should give up their seat for the other gender except if the other gender is very old or pregnant or have health disease (and cards that prove it) though with this whole shit called equality everyone used it as an excuse to be assholes and not give up their siege to elderly people and pregnant women so now they stand.

AviatorTom · Answer

It depends. If he is an older gentleman and she is much younger, or if other seats are available, it's better for the man to stay seated. In most other situations, it's the gentlemanly thing to do for the man to offer his seat to a standing woman. The key word is "offer"; he can offer it and she can politely decline.

Crimsyjo · Answer

Why should a man give up his sear fur a woman? Why not a woman for a woman? If 1st woman has had a seat and more rested and maybe getting off soon.

If a man wants to and also is more rested and/or getting off soon then sure go ahead.

Hell. Why not give up a seat for a man too?

People gotta stop thinking of gender and just think of human compassion regardless of gender.

7Phoenix7 · Answer

I've given up my seat for the elderly and for pregnant women.

HighValue · Answer

I don't. I gave up my seat once in a DMV to an older man, but with the way society is, I feel obligated to NOT give up my seat to a woman, even if it is hurting my butt from sitting for too long. lol

IslaTheWitch · Answer

I don't sit on public transport... it removes the problem :D

bannacookies · Answer

No unless she was visually feeble, ill or something like that. I'd give my seat to a man for the same reason.

DishLady · Answer

If a pregnant, elderly or clearly-struggling woman is standing, then yes absolutely. (If the guy is raised right he'll at least offer his seat to women in general.)

ChiTown33 · Answer

This is a choice each man has got to make for himself. Personally, I think a MAN should give up his seat to a woman, elderly man, or someone disabled. It ain't chivalry. It's just being a decent human being.

Anonymous · Answer

I’m giving up my seat to anybody who appears to need it more than I do. Man or woman.  It’s called being courteous. I know many don’t understand that concept.

Dargil · Answer

It depends on her age any what she is carrying. Armload of shopping, pregnant, I will. Karen in a business pant suit, I won't. Old lady, yes. Young hard body, no.

goaded · Answer

A pregnant woman? Of course. An old woman? Also, yes. A 20 year-old fit woman when I'm getting on for 60? Depends on how tired I am. Women have given up their seats for me.

Anonymous · Answer

No. I don’t think so. What’s not to say he’s coming from his blue collar job, outside all day working w heavy equipment while she was inside all day at her air conditioned job. It’s 2024, if he doesn’t want to give up his seat he shouldn’t have to. It’s all about equality. Women wanted to be treated like men so here we go.

Theodoricus · Answer

Of course! But unfortunately men of the 1930s and now are not same. Because most of men have left courtesy rules or they don't even know these rules.

Static_In_The_Attic · Answer

No because he should give it to a older person instead.

BCRanger10 · Answer

I think he should, particularly if she is pregnant or elderly.

ProbablyClueless · Answer

Not unless she's pregnant, or recovering from an injury or something.

Alex-Snow · Answer

I'm all for equality but I would do it to be polite because that is how I was brought up by my mom and older sister

BetaBucks · Answer

Depends on the city and the individual woman. I love doing acts of chivalry, but, to certain women, it's an act of subservience because they look at me as a lesser human being. I like being a gentleman, not a B.

avery58 · Answer

Anyone (both men and women) should give up their seat for a pregnant woman, child, or old person. But they souldn't feel compelled to for a non-pregnant woman.

worldscolide · Answer

If she were pregnant, maybe. But for any other reason? No, never.

Wiredone · Answer

Out of respect, yes I think it's the right thing to do. I know I sure would if I was in that position

Anonymous · Answer

to the pro-abortionists is the pregnant woman carrying a life or not?

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Any random woman, no. But I have given up my seat to old people, an injured woman on crutches and highly pregnant women and felt damn good doing so.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

It "should" be voluntary in all cases.
Unless it's
- a long distance bus,
- or a person whose behaviour raises my contempt,
I normally offer my place when all is full.
Too much sitting makes us fat anyway :)

msc545 · Answer

Nope. Women can stand just as well as men can.

dustybiker2 · Answer

I've given up my seat for men for various reasons. They like to try to refuse but they needed it more than me at the time. It's just human decency.

The_Santa_Claus · Answer

Women are too weak to stand for a few minutes?

TheUniqueOne96 · Answer

If he paid, he doesn't owe it. Giving it up is polite, but gender is irrelevant.

GeminiDiamond · Answer

Wow, surprised I'm even riding a bus? But I guess if I am and pregnant, out of courtesy, would be nice.

JonCobretti · Answer

Wow 15 SIMPS voted yes! And fuck no, if you are not old, pregnant or disabled, get the fuck away from me

DeeDeeDeVour · Answer

If he doesn't, that doesn't give others any right to judge him negatively.

Daniela1982 · Answer

Not if the man is a lot older than the woman.

ohmyguy · Answer

Shiviry labels us weak in modern times... if she's able n capable she can stand

PA19062024 · Answer

I don't use public transport anymore (because I have a car now), but when I did I preferred standing anyway, and near an exit, so that I could quickly get off.

JCIrons · Answer

For an elderly woman yes. The elderly woman will actually appreciate it.

_piotr · Answer

No. He should do it only if she is disabled, elder person or pregnant.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

If she's pregnant or old then yes, not just men but women should do it too for the elderly or another pregnant woman.

Guanfei · Answer

No. I don't see why I'd give my seat to another healthy adult. Having a vaginas isn't a disability, I think.

Anonymous · Answer

Do the losers who voted yes know that their usernames won't be shown and they won't be getting a reward for the simping?

Aiko_E_Lara · Answer

If she's pregnant, yes. Or if she is disabled. Same goes for men with disability. But if she isn't then it's first come first serve

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Indubitably!

SweetJoyGirl · Answer

A gentleman would.

OtterMan68 · Answer

I'd say if she was older than he is or pregnant.

JosyJosy · Answer

Nope, serves me right for being late.

Samantha_Stevenson · Answer

Jeez why should a Man do that?

Anonymous · Answer

If she's pregnant/disabled. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't offer, but I'll give up my seat if she asked me nicely.

Booklover_90 · Answer

That’s the courteous thing to do.

Apple1996 · Answer

If he wants to

mandyfire98 · Answer

If he wants to.

Billlewis · Answer

Every day, every time.

paledreams · Answer

Yes because it's also just good for one's own PR

Danny_dan92 · Answer

I would, I don’t mind standing anyways

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