Yes because you want a society that doesn’t differentiate between the sexes.i dont really know what to say to this.
your own words highlight why you are wrong
i will take a few examples for you.
Walking a woman home, i too would do this if i thought they were in any way vulnerable, but unlike you i would also do this with my male friends if i thought they were vulnerable. You are assuming the women are vulnerable because they are women.
Carrying a bag. Again I too would carry a bag for a woman if i was stronger and they were struggling, but unlike you i would also do this for a male friend if i was stronger and they were struggling
I try to include everyone in a conversation regardless of being a man or a womnen
We are talking generally here.
I did say if the man was elderly I would do it. If my mate had an injury or was disabled, I’d carry his bag.
What I am saying is I would offer it to every woman I come across, I wouldn’t automatically to every man.
If I see a 20/30/40/50 year old bloke, who looks reasonably fit and healthy, carrying a suitcase on to a train, I’m not going to offer to do it for him. He’d think I was barking mad.
I would to a woman of any age.
If a man was vulnerable, maybe as I’ve described before, elderly for example, then yes, I’d make sure he got home alright too.
But I wouldn’t for your average bloke who is of fitness and health, but I would for ALL women.
I honestly cannot fathom what’s wrong with any of that. There isn’t, you’re just being purposefully difficult.