Difference between revisions of "Essay:Rules of Chivalry for Students"

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(I think this applies heavily for both genders.)
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#When you see a girl carrying something heavy, offer to carry it for her.
 
#When you see a girl carrying something heavy, offer to carry it for her.
 
#Stand up when a girl or woman enters the room.
 
#Stand up when a girl or woman enters the room.
#Do not use profanity in front of a girl.
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#Talk in a respectful manner in front of a girl.
 
#Be appreciative when girls bake cookies for the entire class.
 
#Be appreciative when girls bake cookies for the entire class.
 
#Compliment girls.
 
#Compliment girls.
 
#Open doors for the girls and help them to sit down.
 
#Open doors for the girls and help them to sit down.
#Do not curse.
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== Girls ==
 
== Girls ==
  
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#Avoid excessive [[gossip]].
 
#Avoid excessive [[gossip]].
 
#Dress modestly, not provocatively or suggestively.
 
#Dress modestly, not provocatively or suggestively.
#See #7 above.
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#Avoid profanity.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:16, September 3, 2008

Teenagers (and adults) would benefit from a bit more chivalry in their behavior. For students, here are some suggested guidelines:

Boys

  1. When you see a girl carrying something heavy, offer to carry it for her.
  2. Stand up when a girl or woman enters the room.
  3. Talk in a respectful manner in front of a girl.
  4. Be appreciative when girls bake cookies for the entire class.
  5. Compliment girls.
  6. Open doors for the girls and help them to sit down.

Girls

  1. Put your superior social skills to good use by welcoming others.
  2. Do not attempt to embarrass a boy, as in trying to beat him in arm-wrestling or bragging that you did better on a test.
  3. Avoid excessive gossip.
  4. Dress modestly, not provocatively or suggestively.
  5. Avoid profanity.