I cook and if he cooks then its a perfect match.
If he doesn't then it is still a perfect match.
If he doesn't then it is still a perfect match.
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I cook and if he cooks then its a perfect match.
If he doesn't then it is still a perfect match.![]()
Sheesh, cooking and baking aren't that hard... I admire people who can just throw stuff together without any recipes, though. Hopefully I can reach that echelon some day.
No, it isnt, just much more advanced. Nobody is saying you must cook like those on cooking shows, but learning to cook decently for yourself and family is really not hard. Strider's right though, cooking isn't rocket science.
Now...Top Chef might be rocket science...No, it isnt, just much more advanced. Nobody is saying you must cook like those on cooking shows, but learning to cook decently for yourself and family is really not hard.

Hey, I already said I can make nachos![]()
...and they're killer. I don't see how being viewed as a little effeminate means that he needs to do something to "help" that image. I personally would much rather have a husband with helpful skills, especially those that complement mine (like if he cooks), than a husband who thinks he needs to compensate for any helpful trait that happens to be considered effeminate by our culture.interesting replies,
It does seem a little effeminate to be a competent domesticated male.
Perhaps doing manly things to offset that would help.
Sheesh, cooking and baking aren't that hard... I admire people who can just throw stuff together without any recipes, though. Hopefully I can reach that echelon some day.
how are cooking and baking effeminate? Some of the best chefs/bakers in the world are men.
I don't see how being viewed as a little effeminate means that he needs to do something to "help" that image. I personally would much rather have a husband with helpful skills, especially those that complement mine (like if he cooks), than a husband who thinks he needs to compensate for any helpful trait that happens to be considered effeminate by our culture.
because it goes hand in hand with being in touch with your emotional side, having excellent fashion sense & having cushions on your couch.
the vast majority of men don't even think about that stuff, because we just don't notice.
girls/ladies/females
are you intimidated or put off by a guy who is a better cook/baker than you are?

Like stereotypes much?