If the person you were dating cooked you a meal and it was terrible would you tell them or lie? (Page 2)

[Paris13]

Suck it Up and Smile. xxoo

[Kingofkings1992]

Oh please people. Grow some balls and say what’s on your mind. You can tell them without being rude or disrespectful. Honesty is healthy for a relationship.

[Uptowngirl88]

I would tell them so they won't embarrass themselves by cooking for someone else.

[Browneye57]

As my late father used to say, "Well that was good honey, but just don't make it again." :)

[ChefPapiChulo]

I’ll just tell them how to fix it. Typically when I start talking people are afraid I’m going to criticize cause I often do.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

That wouldn’t happen because I’d make sure they know I don’t like a lot of things. Just to avoid emotional and personal conflict

[darkcloud1945]

How about D tell them it was not good so they will not try cooking again, thake them out to dinner when they start think of cooking again.

[Aiko_E_Lara]

Give them a constructive criticism and i can help them cook, teach her some of my techniques. If she can't take it then she's not for me

[007kingifrit]

ooof that's a hard one. i don't know. i guess i would HAVE to tell them or its just gana keep happening

[Blueeyes81]

I wouldn't have to. My face and gag reflex will tell the tale

[Chris_u006]

If an improvement is needed how would they know if you didn't say anything?

[Iron_Man]

Eventually you have to say something or it will always lead to a very bad meal

[jasco]

Honestly its better to be honest so they can become better

[Old_Golden]

I'd tell them but work with them to try and get better

[Wiredone]

I've been married so long that tell her when it doesn't taste good. She usually agrees with me

[Guanfei]

I'd want to, but I couldn't. I mean, she did the effort and stuff, that would hurt her.

[HughDogg]

I'd go on girls ask guys and check out this weird 50 year old mans post and see what I should do

[notwoke]

If your married, you like unless you want to start cooking for yourself

[dragoblack]

I would be honest in a way that wasn't hurtful, but constructive

[dolemite89]

i would tell them 😂 cooking food that’s good isn’t rocket science

[douride2]

I wouldn't have to tell them. They know.

[douride2]

They would know.

[PardontheMasculinity]

I’d eat it but they need to know how bad it was and what they did wrong to improve

[kenz000]

Depends how long I’m with them haha

[MCheetah]

Yes, but I'd do it in a polite way.

[AviatorTom]

I would do my best to politely tell them.

[Anonymous]

I would tell that hoe straight up and give her a fat rope.

[NathanDavis]

I've told them... but we laughed about it

[Pink2000]

I would tell them so they wouldn’t eat it again

[exitseven]

Iwould lie and make sure I cooked the next time.

[TonyMetal___86]

Yes i'll tell them but in a polite way

[KellyPlayz333555]

I don't want to be rude to my boyfriend

[collie22]

try and find a way to tell

[Anonymous]

There are ways to be tactful. But I'd tell them.

[WowwGirl]

I lied

[Fuentes]

Id lie and never have them cook for me again

[CreamySeed]

Throw it in their fucking face

[Bakerd]

Honesty is attractive

[jimmy2]

Damn this stuff is nasty

[Anonymous]

Tell them but not be offensive or rude about it

[angeltiny0]

If it was my wife

[Lee1515]

me i well tall him

[Kkoalalita]

Yeah…why would I lie

[Anonymous]

I'd say the you deserve to win MasterChef America.

[YesICan]

Honest.

[ChiPaPa]

I'd tell em, coach

[Nerdvana]

Lie to her

[EaterPeter]

Depends.

[Slim57]

I'd tell them