Jni Piper-Murles
23
Business Administration
Graduate Student
Columbia, South Carolina
I do not believe that chivalry is dead. I believe that as a woman you have to make a man respect you and treat you how you desire to be treated. There are lots of great men who are willing to treat a woman like a queen. Another point is you have to put God at the center of your relationship and be with someone who loves you like God loves you. In my current relationship the young man always opens my doors, brings me flowers and is a perfect gentleman and I think that having God in our relationship plays a key role. Remember what you give off and how you carry yourself is what you will get back.
Sofia Ievleva
22
Biology
Senior
Voronezh, Russia
It’s not dead but it is definitely dying. I believe this is due to feminism that does not allow men be chivalrous. We, as women, became too powerful and began over-running men thus breaking the balance we worked so hard to achieve.
Briana Mabry
18
Biology
Freshman
Canton, Mississippi
Yes, most young men have lost respect for women because of their influences from society such as their favorite rappers. They try too hard to fit in with others rather than having the common courtesy they probably were raised with.
Theophilus Brex
23
Accounting
Junior
The Republic of Ghana
It is not quite dead but it is very rare. This is because of how the world is moving at a faster pace. Personally, I think people are getting selfish and they do not want to be in a position where they want to help people out but end up being hurt.
Kaleb Brown
19
Criminal Justice
Sophomore
Canton, Mississippi
In my opinion it is because we don’t see too many gentleman of this generation holding doors open or pumping gas for women.