We can be gentleman but can't be avoided being called creepy.

Let x be a man who is a gentleman by nature for every woman that he respects and sees as equal to a man.<br><br>Let y be a woman who is doing her stuff at work or hospital or whatever work she had been doing devoid of any flaws.<br><br>Let z be some woman who couldn't see herself in a situation where she couldn't behave the same way as x did towards her, and somehow she had to behave like her as well.<br><br>Here the gentleman x approaches y in a manner that y can't avoid x seeing her as a lady and y being not able to call him a creep, because she can't see how an ordinary human can behave in a gentleman manner. (Here x has the guts to see y as an equal human being in every task that she can accomplish), doesn't he?<br><br>So, y now is behaving the same way as x did to her. And x is also seeing y in the exact same way as he initially thought her to be. <br><br><br>That is, y is being seen as equal human by x, but seeing x as a woman. (Here y is acting the way x was behaving). Here x is being called a creep by y even after y had been doing the same action that x did. (Isn't this a double standard) ??<br><br><br>Now as x is treated as a creep, gentleman or not, x will see y as a woman and not equal to him and call her a creep x is being called initially. (Here both x and y are in the same situation). <br><br><br>We the men are being called creep as soon as we approach a woman, just to be called a gentleman and gentleman is going to be seen as a normal being. <br><br><br>Don't see your own reflection in a creep and if you see yourself in a creep, x and y are the same things.