I'm perfectly okay with Gillette's commercial

I've never been a fan of Gillette in the first place and have always just used the disposable Schick razors instead. Much cheaper and still gets the job done for me.

Having said that, their commercial is 100% spot on when it comes to the way I try to raise my son. I try to raise him to respect women, respect others, respect his mother, and not to fight. I try to act as a role model to him when he's around the wife and I by not slapping her on her butt in front of him, not raising my voice to her in front of him, and other things like that. When her and I argue, I always stop her and suggest we finish the argument after he goes to bed so he doesn't see us argue. I don't want him to see me argue with her and think that's how a man should always treat a woman.

I don't see anything wrong with that. At all. And in my opinion that's all the commercial is trying to say.

Again, never used Gillette and I'm not going to start just because of a commercial. Nor would I stop using a product based off of their commercial.

Any man who wants his son to grow up to be a decent human being who treats others with respect would probably agree with me on this stance, at its core.

Carry on.