I'm a teen and I want a long relationship. It seems like I can't find a girl that wants that though! Like I don't want sex in a teenage relationship, that's meant for marriage. I prefer girls like in my grade. A younger girl isn't what I look for to date. I'm a freshman and I only go after freshman girls. So ya there's atleast one guy who is like that, me!

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 Danmentor8

hehe i wish there were more of you were i live., >.

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 krystee

I'm 16, and i'd love a long relationship with a girl. I honestly don't think chivalry is dead, I still try to keep it alive. And I don't want anything sexual, not till I'm married where it's meant to be. And I notice I've tended to go for girls a bit older than me, but still in my grade(sophmore), like no more than three months older. This isn't on purpose, just turns out that way. The girl I like now is exactly three weeks older than me, but I think it's all right.

So that's about it:)

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 Background

It doesn't show up much in teenagers.

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 Remmie

i prefer older but

not that older like im a freshie so i like juniors and seniors

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 sexynipple

It exists I do it for my gf... I open the door and all that stuff ... A good bf does that stuff

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 K2snowboarder530

Chivalry is relative to the individual. However, an objective view is that chivalry is dead because no longer does a guy work to keep a relationship going let alone to start one.

Personally, I choose to keep it alive for my girlfriend by doing the little things for her. Opening doors, pulling out her seat, brining her food, etc.

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 Kira

It still exist well in me it does

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 Jak129

It completely exists, my boyfriend is amazing like that.

But it's true, a lot of guys don't want that, but some guys are incredibly sweet. :)

I don't really prefer either older or younger, I usually preferred older, but only by a year or two, but my boyfriend now is 7 months younger than me, and he's better than others. :)

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 StarLight18

Chiveriy isn't dead. It's all in how the boy was raised. My boyfriend and I started dated when we was like 15 or 16, and his mom always told him to open doors for girls, respect them, and be a gentlemen. He even sometimes got teased for opening the doors for girls but he knew it was right. Now we are 21, with a kid and one on the way and he still open up car doors, make sure I'm put first and respects all women. And I hope he teaches our don that too. Guys now a days have too much pride to show girls they care, or they may not even care but our generation us changing. U have to just look for the gentlemen, they're out there

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 Good-Girl-Gone-Bad

I wish danmentor and background went to my school I would definately date them. Lol :)

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 Dance09

I totally agree; I've come to an agreement with myself now- Im done with highschool boys, and a few hours later this guy (university student) was flirting with me-totally interested in me :) can't argue with that!:)

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 lotsoflovefromme

You certainly won't find chivalry in teen boys, but in men I still believe that is out there. Well, I guess it all depends on your idea of what chivalry is. Personally I don't need a man to pull out my chair, buy me things, or open doors for me. I consider myself a feminist in the making so to me chivalry is being polite in general. I don't think any women needs a night in shining armor. When I come across a guy who has respect for me and is polite, I'm alright with that. It's not settling for anything, I just don't need a man to pull out my chair. That's just me though.

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 Birdybestie

I know I'm going to get this voted down but I don't care because it's an honest question from an honest heart. Does anyone believe that the complete independence of women have crushed the ideals of chivalrous men?

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 Kira