Romance died when men stopped tipping their hats.
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Once I walked by a complete stranger, and he tipped his hat and bowed his head slightly to me. I could have melted right there into a puddle of glitter. That simple gesture made me feel like an absolute princess. And we didn’t say a word to each other. I smiled at him and we continued our separate ways.
Gorgeous moment tho ❤
Where was it?.
And he touched your soul! You still remember that instant, AND how it made you FEEL!! 🥰
I also did that to a lady and she looked liked she was going to faint.
you did a good job, an extreme decency in first meeting is a complete bluff,and needs to keep distance to observe the honesty.
We stopped tipping our hats when we stopped wearing hats!
That is when we started nodding our head to a woman or a man in respect
@user-lp7yb2qo9q
Please he knows nothing of what you speak of...
😂😂😂
Exactly
Hats created baldness epidemic so we all stopped.
I miss mine so much.
I onced opened the door for an elderly couple, at a restaurant.. & as they were walking outside, i tipped my baseball cap at them & the elderly man couldn’t believe what i had just done. He said “I thought I would of died not seeing someone ever tipped their hat at me anymore. Sir.. you have just made my night, God bless”
I paused for a sec & didn’t thought a gesture like that would ever have an impact on someone… from that point on, I tip my hat at elderly ppl & just see their sight of admiration & disbelief that someone still does this..
Don't ever stop. ❤
Why are my eyes leaking 😢
@@MarineScoutSniperyou dropped this 👑
Dude! 👍. Thank you, I'm 66 and that generation tried to teach us manners, and not to be assholes after they were gone.
I grew up watching that generation try hard to make this world good for us and not just us but people around the world. 🇺🇸 Thanks again buddy for making that guys day
thats the sweetest
Someone said that if you feel you were meant to be born in a past era, then you were put in this era to bring back the old culture and respects from the era you connect to.
I'm always waiting to share these kinds of really great points.
Be careful.. it should only be the good points that they bring back treating women like children is not showing respect. That is what they did in the last era. Take the best if the previous and build on them today. Tip your hat to show respect. Escort your lady well because your proud of her not cos you think she's weak. Speak of her achievements and support her actions. As she will you. That is what you want to take to next era.
@@christinedewick2874a lot of bad things were done in a past era!
That's a beautiful thought! As a child of the late 40s early 50s I feel like I belong in my parents or grandparents era. Thanks , that made my day! Best Wishes, Mark
I like your point, Heather. I’ll remember that next time I feel that way.
@@christinedewick2874 I love this. I respect your this interjection, greatly.
I loath the new brickabrack I been hearing from modern women who are saying "I think women shouldn't vote!" (What I hear is "It's too hard 😩 and I'm the reason why women were thought of as childishly weak")
God made women capable of great things even in some man-like standards (the occasional female that cam out-lift large percentages of men or a woman that can lay out a man in a fight).
We're supposed to be contributing our mound and ethics to society. We're supposed to have Constitutional freedom. I never want to go against that.
I love the dressing style of the past era. So much elegance and grace.
Simple, and comfortable, and doesn't show the details of the body. I love this type of clothes, I hope people get back to the old way of dressing.
Modest is the word
Absolutely
@@FireFly969actually people again starts loose clothes and that perfect shoulder big overcoats.
Same! I'm an old soul
A funeral hearse and two cars full of family drove down our busy high St last year. Nobody acknowledged it.
As it passed me, I stopped and took off my hat, watching it pass. Then I noticed a man about my age (60) on the other side of the road, doing the same. We nodded to each other and putting our caps on carried on our ways. Society is circling the drain. It costs nothing. Years ago, in a family car following my father's coffin, I remember seeing a man doing it as we passed. It meant so much to me. It is something i have practiced ever since.
Beautiful!!❤
My mom has a very touching memory of a gentleman taking off his hat and bowing his head as they drove by in her grandfather's funeral procession. This was the 40s, when she was little.
My mom taught us to do this and I taught my children to do it. It’s funny running into your comment because I honestly thought no one did this anymore. I am happy to hear you do this.
Exactly. I remember watching adults doing this as a car passed, a silent sign of respect. All of us kids stopped playing and waited until the cars passed. We also joined the honking when a car with "just married" made it way honking down the streets of our town. We celebrated each other's joys and were kind in sad moments.
I miss those days.
Birth of a baby you brought food.
Illness- food
Death- food
You welcomed new neighbour's with food.
You shoveled the snow of the elderly and cut their grass in warm weather.
We used to care about each other.
As a young lady in my 20s in the 90s this very old But charming old man took hi cap off to me allowing me to pass him I was so in awe of such morals and respect!!
Morals, really? It's amoral to not tip your hat? I prefer when we actually started to question all of the brainwashing we were expected to swallow without good reason. These types of gestures were never even worldwide trends, but we should ascribe some morality to them, for what purpose? So we can brandish torches after those not aware of hat tipping 'morality' and who would be immoral then? Just someone looking for no good reason to think they can judge someone else is all I'm getting, morality has nothing whatsoever to do with it. I despise that sheep judge those who think for themselves, rather than follow without question, because they aren't the ones responsible for building or advancing civilization.
I totally get where you're coming from but don't be fooled! There is not really anything inherently"moral" in such a (charming but ultimately meaningless) quaint gesture. 😉
Just don't want to see any guy use that to "play" you 😊✌🏽
Sally, I completely agree with you❤
@@brisay1844 Can you define morality for me? I rather doubt it.
Yes! I had an experience like this, an older man tipped his hat to me and held the door open for me and my two daughters. It’s hard to convey the way it makes you feel when you experience unconditional respect and care from a stranger. It’s something you remember for life. It’s the way they were raised, and unfortunately it’s not seen very often in this generation.
A thousand words never spoken but felt and never forgotten.
I was at the gas station here in New England putting my seatbelt on, and randomly saw a handsome man getting into his car. We made eye contact and i smiled at him and he tipped his hat down with a gentle smile. Men can still nod gently as a sign of respect to women.
Yes we do
@@madfrosty5228 Such a Sexy man! I definitely appreciate a man like you.❤
Women? No.
Ladies? Yes.
Just because you are a woman doesn't mean you are a lady. Yes we can tell the difference.
I still do it as a regular gesture of respect to both stranger and aquaintance alike.
Because women of today do not deserve respect. It is earned not given.
Oh to find a gentleman who opens the door for his lady, pulls out her chair at the dinning table, stands when she enters the room, escorts her by his left arm so his strong right arm protects her from any danger coming at them , thank you God for a great man (grandfather) who did all these acts of love to my grandma to their dying days. R.I.P Nana & Papa.❤
But if she's on the left then she'd be on the traffic side of sidewalks
@ranewanders8147 Hehe, I thought bout the left-handed people, too. Was just something my grandpapa would tell me. 😊
Men don't owe these things to women unless women are willing to be traditional women in return.
Men these days demand women to be "traditional" to serve men, while ask her to split the bill 50-50. Lol.
Lol in society the males always the danger. Women need to know how to protect themselves by themselves not some other male
I turned down three dates(not my type). He asked again, I agreed to go for a drink. Walking me home, he stood on the outside of me and took his jacket off and draped it over my shoulders when I said I was cold. He asked for a kiss on my doorstep, I said yes. Ten months on we were engaged. Two years on married. Just celebrated 36 years married!
❤🎉
But where exactly comes the hat-tipping into play? 😁
(Edit: yes, I got it that the comment above was about romance and good manners. Yet the title of the video says "[...] when men stopped _tipping their hats_ " That's what I made fun of.)
You lucky he came back. Lotta dudes gonna stop asking a 3rd or even 2nd time. They might be accused of harassment or being creepy etc. World is different now
@@minastarosknights wo7ld op3n the visor on their helmets so that they could be recognized.
@@dirtsapient9638 yeah 😂😂
Some old men still do this. It's so kind.
This was long ago. I saw a lady in a crowd. Our eyes met for a brief moment. I smiled. She smiled back. Then she melted in the crowd. Ever since then, I have been trying to find her. For 50 years now!
Sad
U r in serious bondage and you know Jesus can free u frm this memory and chains
Pray to Jesus every night for 1 min
And watch paul dhinakaran sermons on youtube
I have a story of this somewhat same kind too...man was she beautiful.
I am 18 tho...
Awww ❤❤❤
Great search
This is a misconception. Men in western times thru the 20s (rural areas), would tip their hats to other men as a sign of respect. This was a derived offshoot from medieval times when knights raised the face guards to other knights to show their intentions to be friendly as opposed to hostile. That is the origin of our military's salute.
Men of old west era would do a half bow from the waist when showing deference to a woman as a display of being genteel in the presence of the fairer sex. The woman would curtsey in response.
By the 30s, society became more fast paced (rat race), and men abbreviated the bow to a head nod or a touch to the hat brim. This lasted until the 60s when men started abandoning brim hats and suits as everyday wear.
History also has shown a tendancy to categorize certain words as feminine or masculine that used to be unisex. It's perfectly fine to call a man beautiful and a woman handsome. Men used to wear purses to hold the oversized paper money of the 1800s. With the invention of the wallet and smaller bills, those became obsolete, but women still use them daily.
Hats are still worn by men today but 90% are caps. Women rarely wear hats and large ornate hats have almost completely disappeared much like corsets, wire bustles, oversized bows, frills, parasols, etc. Convienience is king and caps for men are just another piece of apparel that almost never get removed outside of a courtroom or church...although military personnel still remove their cover in any indoor structure.
Thanks for the history check!
And people wear less hats in general. The population is majority moderate to high-density urban with indoors activity and automobiles with controlled environments; a lot of the historical incentivizes to wear hats are far less pressing for much of the population today, and with that, a lifestyle where a hat is unnecessary is an indicator of socio-economic status. Obviously, some still wear hats sometimes-they are generally far less culturally significant and can carry undesirable connotations today, though.
Finally, someone who knows of what he's talking about 👍
Thank you I really enjoyed that extra information you gave. I appreciated learning that history.
Forgot I was reading a comment for a sec.
If you ever decide to write a book or something, I would definitely buy it
Yep. And I was taught from a girl to curtsy to a man who tips his hat in passing. Only ever did it twice to old gentlemen who gave the courtesy.
Better times.
Good on you sister, manners are free, respect from Ireland 🇮🇪🤝🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦🤝🇦🇺 or wherever you are, God bless 🙏
@greengrugach1984 Thanks for the kind words, and from Ireland - my great-grandparents' homeland. 🇮🇪🤝🇮🇪 Blessings here from the old South as they call it - Georgia, USA 🇺🇸 🙏🤝
The tip of the cap is the easiest and classiest way to acknowledge someone
@@taftoli beautiful Georgia, I've been there, got family in Richmond Virginia, they are suffering from voters remorse as that clown of a bloke Biden is dangerous, well he's not it's his puppeteers who are and they are not pro-American, Biden was over here and RTE our state sponsored propaganda outlet had to drown out all the insults hurled his way with chants of fjb ringing loud and clear, don't let them fool you my sister, they are not popular here but the msm and a few constantly online oddjobs would tell you otherwise, God bless you and your loved ones, God bless America and Ireland, Trump might have said some mad things but Biden can't even string a sentence together nor ride a bloody bicycle, anyways, respect to ye no matter where you are politically as all we really get is what colour tie our 'leaders' wear as they sell us out, most politicians are just lazy people who couldn't and wouldn't make it in the real world, take that other donkey AOC for example, close your border, protect your country at all costs, you are the heart of the West, you fall we follow so nothing but love sister and take care of yourself 🇮🇪🙏🇺🇸
To the men please continue being you from many women who continue to love these acts of respect. I still remember each time a male stranger has said excuse me, given up his seat on public transportation for me, politely opened doors etc. These acts do not go unnoticed. And if you feel the women around you criticize you then change the company you keep or move to a more encouraging location. Compassion and chivalry is not dead ❤
Men and boys tip their hats to women here in Caliente, NV. It's a sign of respect.
That's great, stay away from the cities. The type of woman that live there deserve no respect. They need to prove it first. But I'll tip my hat in a small town since society hasn't influenced them as much.
Or a slight downwards head nod/tilt.
Not up, but down
Indeed....only tip up..for the tap, as they say..
That's caliente indeed
What about in the strip in Las Vegas?😂 it’s NV too 😢😂.
Cuuute how she ‘tips her imaginary hat’ 😍🥰
Did you just call something "cute" and use heart emojis? Fruitcake.
She IS pretty too 😮
Do your friends know ur homosexual?
I called him a fruitcake and YT deleted it 😅
@@BIanka0200
‘This girl is cute’
Oh you must be gay or fruit cake? 🤷♂️
At least my name isn’t ’Barbara’ yuck.
Or at least I’m not so insecure in myself I feel the need to try & bring strangers on yt down.
Both you can get 🖕’d
Historical men never tipped their hat to women, they tipped to other men as a sign of respect.
I understand why
They removed their hats indoors and in the presence of a lady
The chivalry code also has a similar story to this. Funny how it all turned out towards women lol
@@Jack-hd1znthey removed their hats indoors period.
The sad thing is,nowadays , males see it as a bad thing, to be chivaleres.
Jeff Beck tipped his hat to me once in our village, damn I melted and remember it every damn day since. Men, it’s such a beautiful, gracious, gentlemanly respectful and courteous gesture that literally makes our hearts swell with love, and it costs nothing. Tip your hats, 🎩
Series name : 1923
Actress : Julia Schlaepfer
I didn't believe you at first, but yea that's her.
Thank you))
She is so pretty
@Liz-dragon-street
The era when women were women...
I missed it.
@@eelchiong6709 me too 🙌🏻
James Dutton says that exact same thing in 1883. Love the subtle nods to the universe.
Yes, it is placed perfect to.
What is he saying i really can't hear it lol
@@clixhe”She’s gonna run that skinny boy ragged”
@@keirtanaka2929 ohh thanks :)
1883??
I always tip my hat to a lady and if I’m introducing myself or greeting… I always remove my hat. I won’t walk into someone home without removing my hat and always take it off before I eat at the table. My sons do the same whether it’s a hat or cap.
Beautiful ❤
I Taught my sons the same! As I was growing up Northern Alberta Canada!
Perfect example of simp
Thank you. Not many do that anymore. I even see then wearing ballcaps in church.
Are you single???
Me and my wife were leaving a bar after drinks, a girl glass collector was just coming through the door and held it open for us. I was wearing a flat cap, so tipped my hat with a "thank you". She just sighed and said "Awwww he tipped his cap". It was just a nice respectful exchange of civility😊😊.
Kind of you🌺
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thanks to your parenting also.
You were wearing your cap indoors?
Before I got married. Used to tip my hat. Then a howdy ma’am. My wife put a stop to that! 😂
Women like to put stops to all good things 😂
How shameless of you to still wanting to continue your bachelor life after getting a wife , and then blaming her for stopping you. Be a man Cheaters. Respect your marriage.
@@meerajoshi4926 lol
😂😂 I'm on her side on this one!!
My dear Dad was a WWII army infantryman under Patton. He was always a gentleman. He'd tip his hat when passing by any lady. And, he'd remove his hat if there was a lady in the elevator. My dear Mom, a homemaker, did nothing to discourage Dad's good manners. Their love was pure and secure lasting more than 50 years of marriage and surviving four of us kids.
Isn't it funny how women in the comment section say they love all this stuff, but a handful of terrible women have ruined it all? I regularly hold doors for strangers. On MANY occasions i have been yelled at by women who "dont need a MAN to hold a door for them".
Scrolling down,I was waiting for this comment🫡
I’m a woman and don’t know why other women do this. Thank you on their behalf. There are kind women out there. If men and women could learn to understand and appreciate each other for our differences, the World would be a better place. At the end of the day, no matter which gender you are, everyone wants to be happy, treated with respect and loved.
Stop lying
If they have a problem with common curtesy, that’s their problem.
@noha3875
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Men stopped tipping their hats because we stopped wearing hats.
I’ll blame JFK for that.
Thank you, the incels spamming this video are psychotic. The only hats I see are new era baseball caps and knit beanies, nobody can tip those.
@@gladitsnotmeFound the deranged incel
Are you a social isolate??? Just because we change our hat style doesn't mean we stop wearing them
@@gladitsnotme right?? wtf are these comments
It's my opinion that romance depends very much on reciprocation. A man will stop acting romantic, if he feels his love is going unrequited.😊❤
My Uncle Gordon was a true gentleman. He always stood up when a lady entered the room. His manners were impeccable. ❤
My father as well. Chairs pulled out for women at the table. Loved those days ! Oh and every Christmas a Christmas brooch to pin on our coat❤
I'll give you an example of why it doesn't happen, a certain girl once told a guy I know he was " too nice and he would never get laid if he kept it up, what does that say about certain people?
His manners were simptastic
@@maryweslow because you love your father being your slave
Such a simptastic manner
Some of us ain’t stopped Tippin’ our Hats.
And some of us ladies still appreciate men who do tip their hats😊
Yup. It’s just seen less these days.
@@bonniewillson7364yup. I do.
I ain't doing that.
@@gamersuniverse7555 I don’t blame you.
How women carried themselves in society, many decades back, is the kind of respect they got, it's as though that almost came natural for men to tilt their hats, so different in this era, the way i saw my mum treat dad was really special, they had so much respect n love between themselves, what a time that was, they still do, even in their older age.
As a child growing up seeing that, there's no way that didn't rub onto me, always adored mum for that, the way she carried herself, family was always first for her, in whatever she had to do, wow 🤗☺️
@@Channel24377so what? Sometimes moments in a show or a movie can bring back real life experiences because you feel a familiarity. Watching something and connecting to a certain memory or a thought didn’t just happen yesterday. It’s human.
Yup. My grandmother's were the same. Not a trace of vanity (considered vulgar). All about serving others. Pouring their lives out for family and others. Have we made any real progress since?
@@soulserenade.kcn1992. > “REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES” 🎯
Believing these comments are about *a “FAKE” tv show* tells you all you need to know. 💀
This one hasn’t moved into the basement yet.
Keep tippin
Felt Amazingly Good by just sheer reading some of the beautifully expressed pointers❤
Beautiful culture and show warmth and respect.
My nephew is a cowboy and he always removes his hat in the presence of a lady.
I find that so wonderful!❤ I love when cowboys do that! I live in Texas! We definitely have plenty of them here wearing their boots and hats..its always a pleasure to see them..
❤❤❤
so he habitually keeps it on, for usual absence of any latter, supposedly.
I find that wonderful. I love it 🥰
These days,they call that simpin.
Romance died when men and women forgot their duties and responsibilities...
Totally underrated comment right here!
Just ended a 4 year relationship with one myself 🤷♂️
And when they started to be able to invert their genders
☀️🌻ThankYou!!!!!!! Sometimes that can truly be like a breath of fresh air!
These 2 are the best right there with RIP & Beth!
What's the name off the show?
@@homeat103 1923
@@homeat103 this one is 1923 I guess. It’s a spinoff of Yellowstone. So if you like it watch both they’re the same just in different time zones.
Beth is trash
Rip is a serial killer and Beth is a psycho b*tch. No respect for those two.
This guy just might be my favorite character of any show or movie.
My dad would always lift his hat for a lady. He said that nuns loved it!!!❤
Yes! I imagine! 😊
The nuns can be so nasty 🤪
Tipping the hat to a woman says a lot of respect without a single word being uttered
Chivalry never goes to waste in my case. I love a gentleman.
The show is called 1923, it's a spin-off of Yellowstone. This characters name is Alexandria . She's beautiful ❤️
Que filme é??
Yes, she is. Messy hair and all.😊
Can you please tell me what he mumbled at the end?
She’s going to run that skinny boy ragged
@@LelaStrika he said, "she's gonna run that skinny boy ragged." Idk what the context is here, I'm guessing she's got a skinny boyfriend. 🤷
Romance has never died. Many claim it has by not believing in charity and humility, but romance is alive and well.
it has died in those that stopped believing and stopped living it
@@catherinedubrovna7756 No. The sense of someone not recognizing an emotion does not mean the feeling or emotion is dead with them. Perhaps the situation the individual is experiencing is temporary and the individual recovers psychologically, mentally, and or physically, love will still be there.
When the foundations of an society are pillared around talking smack, a lot of things are lost in the mix
Listen to WAP and you will realize why romance is dead
It died,now we got men jerking their dicks to only fans models,redditors and a lot more 😂.
Like being drafted off to war, hat tipping (when we wore hats), and general good manners was a part of the "Patriarchy,"
They misses the part about how equality means taking the bad with the good
Still to this day at 56 I tip my hat/grab my rim when I pass a woman and say "good day ma'am", open doors, walk on traffic side of the sidewalks, stand up when a women leaves or returns to a dinner table, etc. Forever gentleman of the old code of chiveralrious conduct.
It's kinda hard to tip when you're wearing a reversed baseball cap.
Like all chivalrous things, tipping the hat is sexists towards women.
"Chivalry is dead and women killed it" - Dave Chapelle
@@obsideonyx7604 oh yeah, yet again women are responsible for your behavior.
@@obsideonyx7604, how is it sexist? Is opening/holding a door for a woman also sexist? How about cooking for my sick wife?
Whe I was a child, I started noticing that only sensitive people and people who knew how to love unconditionally, were the only ones who knew how to treated others with the proper respect, regardless whom they were.
I’m 27 I was raised in the country on a farm I’ve always tipped my hats to women it’s a sign of respect.
I got stuck in a crappy city with crappy women i wish i could live on a farm
@@jdguy23 it’s nice but very hard work and it’s not like a 9-5 it’s 24/7 365 days a year cause cows can escape or get hurt it’s a super long list but if you love that then it’s worth it being up at 5 am everyday in the field seeing the sun starting to illuminate the mountains then the steam on the field starting once the sun pops over the mountains. There’s nothing like that in the world when you see it
Just a tidbit of advice if you ever are still interested in trying to work on a farm stop by a local farmer or one nearby and see if you could help work the livestock or gardens! 99.99% of farmers would be thrilled to have you come help because they’re so desperate and they’d be thrilled to see this new generation seeing a few still keeping farming alive!
@@ghostyboy9469 Ain't that the truth, just when you thought labor couldn't get any harder come by, it just keeps on getting worse. It doesn't even matter how much more we can afford to pay either, we just can't find folks that are willing to work this hard anymore. The kids coming out of A&M are more interested in corporate farm management positions, than true Ag. There'll be no one to pass farming onto at this rate, no options but to sell off our farms to shell companies based in Saudia Arabia.
I've heard those stories about different farms just taking the loss, and offering their yield to the locals to harvest themselves, just because they couldn't hire enough hands when the time came. I can't fathom losing a whole season's income, but it's not hard to see how it happens to some like that. Not to get political, but I sure wish my govenor would quit loading those folks we'd love to hire onto buses and carting them off to other states, if you know what I mean. I don't think they understand how hard up we are for anyone willing to work. I started baking for the moms of the boys in the local 4H, just hoping for a competitive edge in the potential labor market!
Anyway, sorry for the ramble, but it sure was nice to see a kindred spirit in the comments. You take care of yourself.
@@jdguy23You know it's funny, because my daughters are off at college, and they feel the exact same way about being stuck with a bunch of soft city boys. No offense intended, but you might want to figure out how to make it work with one of those "crappy" city women, because it's highly likely you couldn't handle a country girl.
City girls & country girls in 2024 have access to the internet and social media. They are tradcon 304's with accents lol
I fell in love with a man who tipped his hat to me on a summer day he stole my heart still love that man and it was along time ago❤❤❤❤
Bright blessings and good fortune to you both. Politeness and kindness are never inappropriate.
There has been something gentile and wonderful lost in the gender and identity wars since the 60’s. I fully support equality for all, but somewhere along the line, my manners are sometimes seen as a gesture of the patriarchy and of male white privilege…. Irrespective that I open doors for men, women, children, elderly, black, white and brindle.. c’est la vie.
how do you fall in love with man, and don't even know his character....
@@Tumbleweed_id assume evil men dont have the courage to do such things
@@laurivaltter like dogs can't tell when people are evil right? Straight bs
@@laurivaltter How would they not have the courage to do that when a lot of them are known for being charismatic?
Hard to believe there was a time when an average man could make eye contact with an average women and not be called a creep
It depends on how you make it. Men these day keep aggressive "eye contact" on her butt and her breast. No wonder they're called creeps
She is stunningly gorgeous ❤❤ what a beautiful young lady 😍😍😍😍
Just like all of taylor sheridan shows... They either don't continue. Or you wait an eternity for another season.
To the point that it’s annoying af.
@@LazyRC1I hope they build a roller coaster that goes right through John's house.
You’re not going anywhere
@@paladin1726 😔 I hate it when total strangers know me better than I know me. 😂🤣
@@LazyRC1 😂😂😂
Pleasant moment which makes you realize that life has charm in little things.
"She's gonna run that skateboard ragged." Well, that can't be right, but that's what I heard.
I think it's skinny boy..... But also heard skateboard
@@user-yd2ol9fj2k 🤦♀️ That makes so much more sense! Thank you.
It IS Skinny Boy Ragged
Skateboard?! What on earth. This era predates the skateboard. And sidewalks, for the most part
It's SKINNY boy...😊.
It is such a beautiful gesture for a man to tip his hat and bow his head ever so slightly to her. Yes I still remember them.
We need courtesy back in our life ❤ Even without hats
Truth! Now people walk all over others and don’t even care.
I still tip my hat or bow my head to ladies, but I'm 63 and was brought up with manners, I also ask to get things off shelves for ladies in grocery stores, hold doors etc. Unfortunately, I more and more get strange looks and even insulted for doing so. So sadly, I don't do it as often as I used to, but then there don't seem to be as many ladies as there used to be either.
Sorry to hear you get insulted for showing manners. What an inversion of things! I was raised totally without such manners because it is normal in my country, but I read a lot of good classic books that made me want to civilize myself lol..
Don’t worry, Sir! I will chase you down in the store to help me get something off a high shelf. I’m only 5 ft😅. There are still women who love being women and appreciate when men are gentlemen.
I wear a hat that's apparently quite charismatic. It's become my signature. It makes my day when someone (usually an older gentleman) tips their hat at me, and I can tip mine back. 😊🤠
Once, I was in the checkout line when a guy complimented my hat. He said he always loved that style, and it's even better when you can tuck a feather in the band. I smiled and turned my head to reveal I had done just that. He smiled right back.
I know Im not a man but I have a weird habit of lightly tipping or bowing my head at strangers when I say excuse me . I also call people maam and Sir, snd women before have taken offense and said *Im not old!!!* but it wasnt about age. 😮. . BUT I was also raised by my grandparents and great grandma.
I'm female too and I understand how you feel my grandparents are from the South but my Dad and I were raised in the North I still get weird or surprised looks when I use Ms, Ma'am, or Sir and hold the door for either sex my age or otherwise 😂.
@@Ren-cp3tn ik it feels natural to us 🤣🤣😅 but we are aliens apparently. I feel rude for being polite 🤣
@@cosplayprincess True, but you got to admit its pretty funny sometimes too 🤔. I have to hold back from laughing at their reactions sometimes 😂.
@@Ren-cp3tn sometimes its hilarious and sometimes I feel scolded depending on how much they react🤣
I do the same and I feel & make them feel a bit majestic for a fleeting second (hope to)
Virtue demands virtue.
Time has changed and people don't make eye contact. Being polite is a sign of being too nice!
Traveling through from Canada when I made a stop somewhere in Tennessee. Oh boy, they have the accent, they open doors, 😅😊❤they tipped their hats. I thought I was just gonna stay there and get married lol.😂
Still a few Stand Up guys left out there.
I'll respect the individual who I deem worthy of respect, I'm not going to respect a terrible person just because of their gender
Word. 👌👌👌
You are a beautiful person inside and out. You remind me so much of my grandmother who has passed. She used to tell me frequently: “Not everybody is like you. The grass isn’t geener on the other side of the fence. They have new problems. Problems nonetheless.” And so much more. She pretty much raised me. Your essence reminds me of her. Thank you for these conscious videos. And by the way, I’m 60 years old, so please don’t take it when I said my grandmother any other way than your heart and mind and soul remind me of her. It’s like she here with me again when I listen to your wisdom. Thank you. Good bless you.
PS I gave up Instagram for lent and am going crazy to get back on. I miss the latest news. Haha it’s horrible. I also miss the lingerie, wig, fashion, and decorating. Also, there is an attorney on their they teaches how to argue. Lol I don’t like conflict. I don’t know anyone who would argue with him. He’s win every time. 😂
Absolutely stunning. This natural beauty has stolen my heart and come Monday morning, at the precise second the door opens at our local gentleman’s haberdashery I’ll be inside and I shall be purchasing a (very large) hat.
Indeed it will always be “Good day Miss” from here on in.
she's so pretty
Daaaang skippy she is. lol
She seems more like a 5 on a scale of ten. She's definitely not a Bridge Troll or anything.
She's a humble 10! What's her name?
@@HectorC-b8gA humble 10? She was flirting with another dude in front of her man!
Cause at that time women were worth tipping, and they would appreciate that and not make content for their social media account. Men's romance only comes to the woman he loves not everybody.
Exactly. Not everybody.
Tip of the hat might be the most touching gestuee! Very old school. 😊
When he said "She's gonna runthatscreeenwooddragon", I felt that.
What's the joke?
Runthatskinnyboyragged.
I was searching for a comment that could help me to understood what he said and I saw yours and that's what I'm kind of earing from what is saying but I dont understand the last words 😂
@@KatherineRose.She's gonna run that skinny boy ragged. 🤠
@@markcounselingwhat is the context? Also, the woman doesn’t know that she’s supposed to curtsy?
Now THAT'S a genuine smile from that lady. I don't see that very often anymore, what a shame
Just dress up yourself like cowboy
Men stopped tipping their hats when women started acting like men…
Wrong
😂😂😂
Yup!!!
Yup. Manly women are disgusting.
Pay my bills malr
women suicide rates in 15 years higher than ever before. am kinda lucky with my partner
Being raised in the 50s and 60s as a male, I was intrigued by those beautiful creatures called women portrayed in the movies. It was very romantic because of the way men treated women but all the mystic is gone and it was all a dream.
It actually died when women started rejecting men who were nice and good to them over men who were bad boys 😂
💯☝️💯☝️💯☝️
Qué tu madre hizo qué?
😂
Tipping of the hat represents courtesy and respect and acknowledging one's worth and acceptance and kindness. PS: Respect deserves Respect whether it happens to be another human being, an animal, a place and or a thing..
Respect is earned not given.
She is so beautiful.
How handsome is he though?
Actress name
@@lindafox814yeah, he is
@@AsifKhan-sw8rq Julia Schlaepfer.
Bey girl beautiful ladybug
“I’d tip my hat to you…BUT I LOST IT.”
He didn’t tip his hat. He flicked it
I still tip my hat, but only when I'm on patrol and I'm trying to be kind while I'm in uniform without inviting an air of casualness.
Thank you and God bless 🙏😊
Somebody gets it.
Men like you are special today
@@adw6894why
As a young child in the 1960s my mother taught me to give up my seat on a crowded bus to a woman.
That gynocentrism really is taught at an early age isnt it
Sarcasim, feeling threatened, insecure ???
Gynocentrism 🥲🥲
Now they take your seat, your car, your house, your paycheck, and your dreams if you have any left after that.
And my mother taught me to always give up my seat to anyone that need it more than me . Like a pregnant lady . Thats what you need to teach to a child. I LOVE MY MOTHER❤
This is what true passionate love looks like.
Euphoria fans: "so that's how sex scenes was like for boomers? Kinda quirky, ngl"
😂
@@11B_RTO Says the modern person who never had a chance to speak to that generation. The same generation that built the world and fought wars that you live in now. Ungrateful human!
Gay
That's wat two people who want to sleep with each other looks like
@@EL-ee4cz non chosen whom GOD will never choose to lead anyone. Well done sperm and egg creation.
As a young associate in an accounting firm, I traveled a lot to our Atlanta and New York offices. In Atlanta, the men would part like the Red Sea to let women off the elevator first. I tried that in NYC, and an old lady yelled at me for not exiting right away. I guess it’s not just a matter of era but also place.
Man: *tips hat and smiles
Woman: “Sexual harassment! HR! Police! Help!”
Ma non è vero 😂. Io adoro gli uomini che sorridono toccandosi il cappello e gli regalo il mio più bel sorriso. Con il labiale pronuncio "grazie"
ONLY IF THE MAN IS UGLY!!
No, it died when women started calling that behavior “creepy”.
@tree-jj4kc you must not use the Internet much 😅
Women: He just looked at me😳 "Creep"🤨... (Posts to social media🗣️🚨🔊)
@@egdapo well, maybe it's time for you to go to the real world.
Man tips hat
Woman: “I have a boyfriend.”
😂
@tree-jj4kcno you are talking bs , women call it toxic masculinity
I always do head nod still constantly when I'm out, since you can't tip a beanie. It's just a real quick disarming move at the store or office or wherever.
"Disarming"? Was that the word you were looking for? I would say it _should_ be the opposite - that you are showing no intention of being disarming; that YOU are "vulnerable"...
I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS TO COME BACK !!!!!!
Haven't seen a woman worth a hat tip in quite a long time.
Unlucky
Romance died when men became "sensitive"
Loved this scene!
So did I!!!
Beautiful girl
Words just fail when I try to describe how perfect Alexandra is! Playful, intense, thoughtful, romantic, beautiful, natural, they just keep coming!
Quite literally, from the first scene with her in the bar in Cairo when she first met Spencer, when I had no idea who she was or if she was even going to be an ongoing character, I was simply stunned and memorized!!
The show had just started and I was at my brother's house, as he had Paramount, and I remember trying to him and said "OMG! I don't know who that girl was, but would you rewind that, because she was awesome!"
I didn't know if she and her friends were all passing characters, but she just glowed, she radiates an energy and just STOLE the scene and from than in I just couldn't stop watching the show.
She is, quite simply, as perfect as any woman created by God has any right to be.
As a man who knew the love of a good woman in marriage, I very much am living vicariously through Spencer and want him to move Heaven and Earth, and to crush anyone that stands between him and this woman.
Because if God had brought her into my life, that's what I'd do.
That's what a love story is, that's why it's so amazing!
Well it sounds like someone needs a woman . I'm not trying to be rude,it's...well come on man it is just a movie. Most of the time it doesn't happen like that in the real world.
Okay but it's not real, they are characters. Hopefully you think this about your real life woman instead of a fictional character....
@@KirkHill-dy4xs his point is that Alexandra isn’t just any woman. And the man has very good taste
Remember...Taylor Sheridan is writing this. She is the next Elsa.
Refer to his. Mini-series "1868". He
writes strong women very well.
@@deborahhenderson8547 1883?
I was probably the last generation to be taught this, and still tip my hat to ladies from time to time, especially older ladies. Many of the youngsters do not understand when you don't bother with good manners everyone pays dearly. We had so many movies in the 1970s about what happens when society breaks down - we called them disaster movies. Films like "The Poseidon Adventure" or "Towering Inferno" were stuffed full of great moral stories about what happens when society (represented by the ship, or the building etc) breaks down.
Man… this one my favorite thread of that series.
Name pls?
No Romance died when women said they don't need a man.
I don't believe romance is dead, but I do think there's a bit of truth to this.
Ok I need a man. Pat my bills now
@@rose-yeahI think patting your bills is a reasonable request...bring me your bills and I shall pat them 😊
Romance will never die...... Love is ❤ is love
@@TaylorswiftbeachSongnope
Romance stopped when women got offended by the hat tip
I'm as lefty as they come, as are my friends. Not a single one of us would be offended. I grew up and still live in NYC. Those same women and I have taken many trips down south and out west. We met more than a few cowboys who acted with "old school" manners, and we loved every second of it. I doubt we're the only "city girls" who enjoy chivalry.
@@mpettway6982Yes
When you are tourists
Your generalizing. Some women not all.
No one is offended by the hat tip. Pretty embarrassing if hat tipping is the only bit of romance you're capable of, anyway.
@@mpettway6982American leftist 😂😂
Women killed chivalry! Always remember this
What started in the garden, continues today....few are ladies at home...
nonsense... chivalry can not be killed
@@kooshanjazayeri its gone and rightly so..
@@User-ALphC1 well, anyone who thinks that "it's gone and rightly so" has participated in it's disappearance, and it's not (or should not be) something one do because it's rewarded...
and women could not have killed it if men kept it...
but morality and ethics is kinda fading and it won't end in a good way..
@@kooshanjazayeri simply put, women killed chivalry. Why? Because women in today’s day and age have come to expect privilege.
That is Respect 🫡
Romance died when women said everything men did was sexist.
Maybe for you romance died
Silly feminists..
Buzzkill!
Baby
Romance never existed 😂
Handsome ❤❤❤ and Beautiful ❤❤❤
I tip my hat to a strange woman the other day.I go to court next month.
Tip your hat to a woman in today's times & she will either roll her eyes or worse, call the police.
They are just not worth the drama 😂
Do it to the elderly folks only, they all appreciate that gesture
When I was 13 I got a leather hat after watching westerns, and I tipped it at a few 20 something girls and a guy at the mall and they all burst out laughing at me. So I think it gets mixed results 😅
no.
They stopped tipping hats when women stopped respecting themselves