Every guy on this Planet finds cooking attractive. We do, it's in our genes. It makes you immediately 10% hotter. I know that some radical feminists will call that sexist, but I don't really care. When looking for a potential wife and mother to my future kids, instead of casual girlfriend, I want to know that I can live my kids with her and they won't live on pizza until I get back.But I want to know how are the cooking skills among you girls. Would you be ready to start cooking for your boyfriend's kids today? If not, tell me why? Rate your cooking skills from 0 to 5 ("0" meaning you burn water and "5" means you're a professional chef or already experienced mom ;) ).
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A lot of you girls misinterpreted the question so let me explain: When talking about cooking skills and discussing how important it is to your man, I didn't mean that you will be cooking FOR him. As I said in the description, I want you to judge yourself as a potential mom. Imagine that you become a mother today. The question is - how would you rate your cooking skills? Would you be up for the challenge of having children? 😊
Girls, how are your cooking skills?
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Turns out I got my cooking skills from my parents especially my mum. I started cooking few years ago, most of the stuff I cooked in the initial stage was pretty good and now I can cook anything that my mum would make when I used to live with my family. Now I'm pretty confident.
I have great cooking skills. Though I wouldn't date a man that can't cook. Luckily, I'm living with a man that does know how to cook. Not sure what feminism has to do with this post. That was a pretty long rant just for asking someone if they know how to cook.
I am definitely not very good at cooking, and if I got married it wouldn't be with someone like you who wants to follow more traditional gender roles anyway. One day I will get better, but that would be because I want to and not because of gender roles. I don't think there should inherently be any more of a need for women to be able to cook than men. I'm not saying every traditional gender role should be swapped, I'm just saying that the roles should be decided by the people in the relationship and not what predefined gender roles say you should do. If you choose something that is the same as traditional gender roles then that's completely fine.
I don't cook. I have barely ever cooked anything but instant noodles. But I sort of feel confident that whenever i will cook for myself, my food will have great colour, aroma and taste. 😊
I don't think I want to cook for others on daily basis. I will hate that.
I’d say my cooking skills are a 3 out of 10. I absolutely hate it. But I do try sometimes. However I’ve never had to “cook for a man” because I’ve never liked men who expected me to be the only one cooking. If you’re not in there helping me then forget it. That never started me wrong.
To reply to your update, if I had kids, I’d definitely try harder to be better at cooking (although I still wouldn’t enjoy it and I’d make easy meals as much as possible.)
I will cook for my husband because I want to take care of him and make sure he’s fed well. I also expect him to take care of me in the ways he deems relevant.
My cooking skills are alright but I am borderline vegan lol. So not sure that’s super attractive but I don’t care I’m always fed well in the way I like so.
I say I’m a 4. I love cooking and enjoy it so much. I cook for my boyfriend (because I choose to!) and for friends and family. I always get compliments. I’m also a pretty decent baker. Looking forward to cooking for my kids someday!
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My cooking skills are better than yours... But if you can actually cook “bravo.”
It’s rare for a boyfriend who can actually cook, a lot of women be enchanted if their husband cooked good food. Even though the post does sound sexist, I am not surprised. Sexism is quite normalized by society. I’m happy with being a great cook but I wouldn’t want my boyfriend making sexist comments. “Women belong in the kitchen.” Disrespectfully comments will not be tolerated.
My cooking skills are fine but I wouldn't want to be with a guy who's not capable of cooking aswell. Its not hard to learn and cooking together is a great way of bonding in my opinion.
