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Apr 13, 2024 · Being a gentleman doesn’t just mean being polite and courteous to women; it means being respectful to other men, to the elderly, and even to children. A true gentleman shouldn’t be able to turn his charm on and off, and he should be kind and respectful to absolutely everyone who deserves it.
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- Say “please” and “thank you,” readily and often. A gentleman can never say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ enough. These two words are hallmarks of proper etiquette.
- Hand write your thank-you notes. Whether a gentleman is writing to an old friend or his potential boss, a hand-written thank you note can go a long way.
- Open and hold the door for others. This one doesn’t only apply to the woman your dating, but to everyone. A gentleman holds doors open for men, women and children alike.
- Alway pay on the first few dates. I understand women today are more and more independent, especially with the meteoric rise of feminism, but consider me old school.
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- Be respectful of others. Gentlemen treat people the way they want to be treated. It’s easy for people to be judgmental or jaded these days, but a modern gentleman aims to give people the benefit of the doubt.
- Say please and thank you. Expressing gratitude is key for a gentleman. While a gentleman hundreds of years ago may have drunk their tea with a pinky out, you don’t need to worry about following any kind of hard set of rules here.
- Mind your manners. Abide by the proper etiquette to exude gentlemanliness. While many traditional social rules no longer apply, you can absolutely embody the spirit of a gentleman by following the spirit of traditional etiquette.
- Spread positivity everywhere you go. Hand out compliments liberally and build people up. The more positivity you can inject into the world, the better.
Jun 6, 2024 · How do you become a gentleman? A few of the most important things when it comes to being a gentleman are being trustworthy, being loyal and being reliable.
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- A gentleman never tells. No gossiping. No spreading of scandalous rumours, or of speaking ill of others. A real gentleman always protects the integrity of both himself and those around him — so that means embodying the utmost discretion, and keeping any affairs or confrontations a tight-lipped secret.
- A gentleman knows that anything worth having is worth working hard for. Shortcuts, free rides, those tiny samples of aftershave that come stuck to pages of magazines – these have no place in a gentleman’s world.
- A gentleman knows how to dance. Not too much — no-one likes to see a grown man moonwalking at a family wedding. Instead, you need just enough footwork to ensure you can confidently hold the floor.
- A gentleman helps anyone with their baggage. When a gentleman spots another person — man, woman, young, elderly — struggling with something heavy, they help them with it.
Learn how to be a gentleman with 35 tips and rules for different occasions and settings. From style and fashion to social and professional etiquette, this guide covers the basics and beyond of gentlemanly behavior.
Learn how to be a modern gentleman with impeccable manners and social skills. This guide covers 12 essential etiquette tips for dressing, work, dating, social, physical expression, conversation, table manners, gym, hosting, complimenting, personal space, and gratitude.
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