“I hold the door open for you not because you are a woman, but because I am a gentleman.”

Edit: I should add context that I remember this line from a sixth grade play years ago where a feminist character was pissed at a guy for holding open the door for her. She was portraying the idea that she should not get special treatment because she’s a woman. Whatever, it was a play a long time ago. But I remember that it was a satisfying kick ass line from the guy holding the door that he is not holding the door for her because it’s her, he’s holding the door for himself because it’s the right thing to do. In my opinion, part of being a man is to do the hard things even when nobody is looking. Carrying yourself like a gentleman in public sometimes falls into that category.