Ways Men Can Be A Gentleman

Hold the door open—and not just for your partner or date, but also for the pizza delivery guy. Respect the real heroes.

Compliment your partner without mentioning food—“You look like a snack” is not Shakespeare.

Offer to carry your partners bag—especially if it weighs more than your dignity.

Listen to your partner talk about their day—even if they says the same story twice. Nod like it’s a Netflix plot twist.

Be honest about your feelings—but don’t start every sentence with “as an alpha male.”

Learn to cook one meal that isn’t just cereal.

Put the toilet seat down—and don’t act like you deserve a medal for it.

Offer your hoodie—and prepare to never see it again.

Don’t talk during the movie—unless you’re quoting every line of The Notebook perfectly.

Clean up after yourself—yes, even the beard trimmings. It’s not modern art.

Don't argue during IKEA furniture assembly. Just accept that the shelf is now a shoe rack.

Support their goals—even if it means attending a candle-making class with strangers named "Chadley."

Compliment their brain, not just their body. Brains are sexy too.

Walk your partner to her door—not because you're creepy, but because raccoons are.

Don’t interrupt them when they’re venting—just offer snacks and nod wisely.

Fix stuff around the house—or pretend to while secretly Googling “how to fix a leaky faucet.”