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ozigbo (m)
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the two thing that can make a Nigerian man open a door for woman.
1, if the girl is a first catch
2' if the car door is bad.
please can somebody tell me why?
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BigSis (f)
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If he was raised to be respectful to a woman and a gentleman. This will come natural to him. Otherwise, he is just frontin'. He has an agenda.
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monshege
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hahahahaha ozigbo, i would rather go with your second option, that sounds more like it. naija culture doesnt teach males to open doors for females, it is a borrowed culture which is why i see naija men walk through doors and close them after themselves or bang doors in the faces of ladies walking behind them  (i love naija!!!) @big sis being taught to be respectful to a lady doesnt necessary mean you are taught to open doors for women. nope, it just means be respectful. you can give respect to a woman without opening door for her, not to involve the ladies that have grown with such a mentality that they feel threatened when a guy opens doors for them  |
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Dis Guy
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if he wants kpali  |
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laudate
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if he wants kpali |
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knotty (m)
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why does a man need to open a door for a woman? her hand short or he cut?
for lagos you are on your own jare
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iice (f)
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LMAO!! ^^^Abi oh
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moondust (m)
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two things that can make a nigerian man open a car door for a woman
1. Nothing
2. Nothing
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I-man (m)
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@Topic If the man is an employee of the woman |
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OpeLovely (f)
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The two things are:
1) An ulterior motive (sex)
2) If his car handle is bad.
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rookie (m)
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1) An ulterior motive (sex) -- I find it interesting that you consider sex to be an "ulterior motive"? -- I would rather consider it to be inherent, LOL Hmm, I wonder what else could be an "ulterior motive" these days!!!! |
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romeo (m)
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Why the woman no go open door for me ? That shit is outdated now!! |
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ifyalways (f)
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@topic,what about old folks ?
my dad still opens and holds doors for my mum(not just cars,every door)
my guy does so too.some do so because their parents did so.so its just more than 2 things as you listed.
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fromuk (m)
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my guy does so too.some do so because their parents did so.so its just more than 2 things as you listed.
which of your man? Fake get car? am begining to suspect you |
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Gamine (f)
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Open car door indeed  Nothing can make them open car door o  Why should i wait to hv the door open for me  im i retarded? |
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The Sly
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respect my foot!. . . . . .
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otele (m)
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why i go open door for her  apollo do am for hand? abi fibroid do am for finger? anyway, i think it's a sign of being gentle. but like other forms of chivalry, women abuse it as if it is a duty for a man to open door for them. i open the door for my girlfriend though. it's a new catch. 2 weeks ago |
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romeo (m)
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LMAO hahahahhaa |
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Ikomi (m)
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@topic,what about old folks ?
my dad still opens and holds doors for my mum(not just cars,every door)
my guy does so too.some do so because their parents did so.so its just more than 2 things as you listed.
LMAO hahahahhaa I think u guys should show some respect. Taking cheap shots at others is no good idea. Fake don't mind them. If anything happens to the door of your wheel barrow, av got a wielding machine. Inanu! Am not even sure ma ona ege mu nti Fake nka sef. |
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romeo (m)
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Bia Ikommiri kedu ihe iñuru n'abalia? |
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faketan (m)
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Hmmmmm Interesting interesting. Well you guys are right. I no get car. What I have is way out of the league of cars. So it will be degrading to call it a car. I also have a wheel barrow but it does not have a door. Now guys, I grew up in nigeria, and I will tell you any time and any day that I will open both car and ordinary doors for my woman and any woman. Reason, I am one of the outdated gentlemen. For sex? no not for sex. I do it because women are tender and should be treated so except the woman refuses such gesture. It takes nothing out me. Ikomium how far? thanks man. My wheel barrow has problem with the wheels. Romeo the great man. hahahahahahah. Amaghizi m gi na Tosh onye ka achu  |
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@tomX (m)
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. . . I do it because women are tender and should be treated so except the woman refuses such gesture.
Out of curiousity though, when this "tender" women approach a door all by themself do they keep waiting by the door until a "gentleman" comes by and tackle the problem? When two "tender" women meet at a door, do they flip coins to decide who is stronger and hence who should open the door? I don't agree with the notion that Nigerian men who don't open doors for women are not gentlemen, especialy since the women can do it easily without farting in the process. We should not dwell on the trivias but reserve our energies for situations that the woman might realy find challenging (like changing a flat tyre). |
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morenike09 (f)
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@post
3. if both of her hands are crippled or amputated
4.if she's his boss
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creamdream (m)
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1. if he is not a man
2. if he is dead man walking
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oyb (m)
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if its an old model without central locking |
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ifyalways (f)
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. . . different strokes for us.each man to his own  |
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Kashif (m)
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The irony if it is that most women think that a man opening a door for a woman is not 'cool' They feel he is a 'mumu'. That is the paradox with women |
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