Why Is Chivalry Dead

When you go out do you ever see men holding the door for their significant other? More importantly does he seem happy while he’s doing it or is he being forced or not naturally doing it? Some places we go, we see it all around us, and then other places chivalry is nowhere in sight. So is chivalry dead? Chivalry is not dead, it’s just not doing too good. There will always be people who have the decency to open the door for others.
Before you can really decide for yourself, you need to look at chivalry in the past so that we can tell where we are in today’s world. Chivalry was created in the middle ages to fight against so much brutality, ignorance and prejudice which were common in this time known as the dark ages. CHivalry was embodies by people whose actions are always admirable and honest. The knights code of chivalry went beyond the battlefield. It wasn’t just about how they treated women either,it was about how they treated everyone and that they carried themselves in a manner which would be respectable.
There are several reasons that chivalry has been hit so hard in the past years. Women have been pushing for equality and now many of them believe that a man opening a door for them is a sign …show more content…
Guys don’t pay enough attention to their girlfriends or wifes like they should. At the same time though, women don’t appreciate what men do for them. It has gotten to a point where women expect things and when they get them then they don’t need to say thank you. To an extent a lot of things should be expected but they shouldn’t go unnoticed. Technology has created another problem in relationships today. WHen you see a couple out eating they are both on their phones looking at social media or doing something that is really not important. Direct contact is needed for a successful relationship and when two people are staring at a phone it makes it hard to have a real