Hawkeye59

First off, got through two chapters of your book so far! Loving the content and the narrative voice you use.

My Questions: Sometimes when I see the cover of Modern Romance, it has a slight pink tint to it. Other times, I see white. What color is it Aziz?!

This is what it's like to be a gentleman, a mother father gentleman that is.

Okay, in all seriousness. A theme I keep identifying in this debate is the idea of a gentlemen. It seems like now with the shift of gender roles and view points about equality, the role of the gentleman seems outdated and even a foreign concept to most men and women. I get a Arthurian vibe from it as I try to reconcile the idea of it with my own life. It's even hard for people to agree on who would make the perfect gentlemen because there's a lot more subjective view points on it now.

My question is, do you think it would be a great idea of tossing the "gentlemen" concept out of our culture? Is this a possibility and if so, what kind of steps can we take to go in that direction?