Hayley Caronia

And I posted the question on X, you know, why?

Like, why are the men sitting down?

Why didn't a man get up to offer his seat?

And it was the same consensus.

Men are afraid of how women will react.

Men believe that women will be offended if they are approached at all, but especially with an act of chivalry.

Men seem to think that if they offer their seat to a woman, they'll be offended.

And I think

if you ask a libtard with a septum piercing, then yes, that is going to be your experience.

But I don't know any women personally who would be turned off by a respectable man approaching her and offering his seat.

Even if you decline, like if the woman doesn't want to take the seat, she could just say, oh no, it's okay.

Feel free to sit.

But thank you, right?

There's a nice way to decline it.

I don't know why you would decline a seat, but I don't really think that there should be a reason to be afraid of,

Um, so my experience isn't really in line with what the men are saying, but I find this very interesting and men are afraid of women being rude.

And I think that's a shame.

Uh, you should be able to turn someone down respectively.

And I read this article at Guy sent it to me and I thought it was interesting because I do not get approached out in public.

It is very, very rare.