May this resolution pass beyond our identities in the realms of circuits, and pass into the persons who bear our usernames. If Reiyen alone should sign it would be a little thing, for he is an imagining of mine, and it is far too small to imagine such an honorable declaration. Thus I sign it not only as Reiyen, Moderator and Prankster, but as my human self.

Declaration of Chivalry
Let all those in agreement solemnly affirm this promise, and seal their commitment by adding their signature below.
Signed,
Luke Alistar

And girls... please, please support and require gentlemanliness in whatever ways you can: by dressing modestly, by being thankful for any and every effort you see towards gentlemanliness, by praying for your brothers...

I did. I actually got the whole thing to fit readably in a picture, with an American flag border around it. And I made it public. Share it everywhere.

Well, you'll have to find me first. Matthew 'Spellchecker' Lauser.

We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created strong,

we will treat all girls as sisters,

I read it three times (and looked for fine print) and I only found one or two things I object to:

I do not believe that this is so self evident or pertinent to the declaration. I do not believe that whether or not this is true effects whether we are protectors.
This ought to be specified as treating younger, believing women as sisters. Though protection, respect, and purity extends to all, brotherhood certainly does not.

With these points only excepted, I firmly and resolutely sign to the rest of the Declaration:

:::::::Patrick Darren Lauser, Tsahraf.

Hmm. I suppose some men have physical disabilities that counteract their natural strength. But I wasn't speaking of physical strength alone. I mean that men, in general, are created as leaders with strength of will, and strength in many other areas as well. The modern feminizing of men attacks their natural strength. So it is quite pertinent since I am calling for young men to stand up and be strong in what is right. That's the whole point of the article.

I treat all girls I know, younger, older, believers, non-believers, as I would treat a sister. Certainly the close friendship of a brother doesn't extend to people I don't know well, but I can still respect them and in as much as I interact with them, can treat them no less than I would a sister in the same situation.

The modern feminizing of men attacks their natural strength.

I would say it attacks their responsibility. There are responsibilities based on their gender alone, not on any physical characteristics, just as the authority of a father is based on his relation to his wife and children, or otherwise all women would be required to obey all men in all things and all children to obey all adults. But it is not so, the authority is within the family through the nature of the family, not the various characteristics of it's various members.

I would say:
I will not treat all women as a sister,
I will treat no woman with less respect than my sister.
Because I believe you treat a sister differently than with only the respect due to a woman.