Today, I found myself feeling rather disturbed at how many situations I've seen where guys use their strength to intimidate, rather than protect women in their lives. I realize not all men are this way. However, to stumble upon a chivalrous man is somewhat rare. Has it always been this way? Did men use to see women in a different light; more delicate, treasured? Maybe I have lofty expectations, but I've heard it said that you teach people how to treat you. Have expectations just been lowered? I mean, I personally know very few men who want to be the "big brother" type to girls. It's like they think that girls have one purpose and that certainly is NOT to be friends with.
I guess these thoughts stem from a wish that there were more men out there who instinctively sought to guard and defend women. Men, who would treat girls (even those they are not dating) with respect and care.
Perhaps, man like this do not exist. Even if that's true, thankfully I have a Father who loves like this.
Daddys: Show your daughters how valuable they are, lest they forget... Or even worse; They never really know.
