General & Others Idk but I really can't see Sanji not attacking women at all as respect for women

[Sir Yasheen]

You mean the obvious gag moment?

Or when Zoro put the entire crew in danger because he was fighting Lucci rather than preparing to escape?

 

[K!NG HARA$H!MA]

Or when Zoro put the entire crew in danger because he was fighting Lucci rather than preparing to escape?

I don't remember this tbh

 

[Fn Lucci]

Or when Zoro put the entire crew in danger because he was fighting Lucci rather than preparing to escape?

He didn't leave?

 

[HerreraIsBack]

I think Sanji's respect for women is being able to understand them well like he did with Viola and Pudding. But not attacking them at all even when they hit first doesn't seem much like respect to me.

I pity the women around you

 

[HerreraIsBack]

You can deprogamme anything as an adult

Especially if that belief could lead to harm

He is a young adult. And is not like a mere matter of choice. He should first acknowledge it then decide it is a problem and then work hard to get over it. He did acknowledged it but not necessarily sees it as a problem yet. And definitely not trying hard to change anything.

 

[Oliver]

Again, this is vague. You're not giving a real example. But we're not talking about respecting "society," we're talking about respecting individuals of a certain gender and the double standards that create hierarchy and condescension.

As far as definitions go, I said that respecting someone involves considering how THEY want to be treated and not just your own idea of how they should be treated lol. You're trying to get into the weeds to defend misogyny friend.

This is your problem, it doesn't matter what you 'said' a definition of a word involves. I understand that English is not everyone's first language but consult a dictionary.

http://imgur.com/a/3KNuNE3

Pay close attention to the highlighted parts, respect is a vague word by definition, which is why I have given examples that fit the definition.

 

[M.O]

That is why Sanji has not yet managed to awaken Conqueror's Haki. A captain's dream must be greater than any individual belief or dream; that is why Zoro was willing to die in Luffy's place at Thriller Bark, even if it meant sacrificing his own greatest dream.
Sanji's character development needs to move past this—would he really let his captain die just because he refuses to attack women?
He deserves to hear the same truths Gaban once told Luffy: if Sanji isn't willing to sacrifice his beliefs for something greater, he should just go back to the East Blue and stick to cooking.

 

[Fn Lucci]

I pity the women around you

That doesn't make sense. Are women kicking this guy in the face and also somehow deserving of pity?

This is your problem, it doesn't matter what you 'said' a definition of a word involves. I understand that English is not everyone's first language but consult a dictionary.

http://imgur.com/a/3KNuNE3

Pay close attention to the highlighted parts, respect is a vague word by definition, which is why I have given examples that fit the definition.

It's not vague, just relative to a given topic. You gave examples of very specific things (like forced covering) although you didn't follow up with any detailed explanation or understanding of such a practice, to keep it vague when it's not. We are not talking about each and every situation that applies to the concept of respect.

You are trying to argue across societies on behalf of an interpersonal dynamic. To help, here is a professional explanation.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10766356/

 

[BattalGazi]

I think Sanji's respect for women is being able to understand them well like he did with Viola and Pudding. But not attacking them at all even when they hit first doesn't seem much like respect to me.

You would have understood if a man punched you on the face.