I'm lucky I'm lucky I'm lucky.
I couldn't stop myself from repeating this today. It has been brought to my attention that almost everyone thinks that chivalry is dead. But NO, let me tell you what happened today.
A 19, going to be 20 years old teenage young girl thought that she was going to die in the mall. She's going home alone, by public transport, just as what she usually does. Didn't expect that things like this would happen to her.
All of the sudden, her visual started to blackout. Just when she started to fall, a man, NO, it should be a gentleman held her up. Put her to a bench nearby. The girl couldn't find her chocolates or sweets due to the dizziness, she was panic. The first time she was questioning by a total stranger and concerning about her. Just when she found out that her sweets were all eaten up by her friends, the gentleman helped her to get some sweets from the mart and even bought a hot chocolate drink for her. But of course, the girl wasn't so dumb to simply just drink something given by a total stranger. And when I'm all stable, he even walk me to the bus station to ensure that I wont faint again.
Worst part of it was that I forgotten to ask his name and even say a thank you. Felt so sorry that he helped me damn a lot to a total strangers. Once again, to that gentleman that giving me a helping hand outside, Thank You So Much. You just proved to me that chivalry is still alive.
If I am blessed with sons, they will grow up to be gentlemen because from what I see these days, being a gentleman is a dying breed and it is a shame.
Good that I'm still alive here blogging.
Signing off, Loves Tiffany.T
