The point of chivalry is not to treat housewives like housewives. It's to treat hoes like housewives.

That is why Da Bros absolutely hate the idea. They think women should have to "earn" chivalrous behavior. That women, as a group, are not inherently worthy of it.

They miss the point, entirely, that women love chivalry, and value it, when we see it given *indescriminately*. And only then. Because that means it's innate to the man, and a reflection of his own attentiveness, sense of honor, and protective instincts. It's not just some party trick he pulls out to get laid.

I'm not looking, as much, as to whether a man who finds me attractive is kind to me. I'm watching whether he is also kind _to other women_.

All other women. And children. And the disabled. And the frail or isolated.

Also, remaining chivalrous, despite the most rabid feminists whining about it, is called Being A Man. You know what women who aren't rabid feminists don't like? Men who take their cues from rabid feminists.