Men, would you marry a woman who doesn't know how to cook but wants to learn?

[JasM0]

Let’s make a distinction, wants to learn is different than in-process. It’s like I want to learn how to be an engineer and I’m on the career path.


Ultimately, yes. The best relationships come from two people growing but successful effort is real currency in any relationship.


Best of luck!

[Berethor]

A woman that don't know to cook? preposterous! :)

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FeminineWomenCanCook

[slatyb]

Sure. Assuming she is working, cooking is a shared responsibility. Besides, anyone can learn to cook.

[Citizenkirk]

Sure, since I am a great cook (and modest) and would be happy to teach. Starting with a class on how not too boil water 😂💦

[Fireguy17]

sure, the first time when I was married my wife's cooking wasn't all that great.
But she got much better as time went on.

[Juxtapose]

That's a pretty basic life skill she would be missing lol. That seems indicative that I'm going to have to baby her, so no.

[Anonymous]

Men have very little if any standards they're not willing to settle on.

[ChrisMaster69]

Things like being able to cook, iron etc are sooo down the list on what I would want a woman to be able to do or like.

[Anonymous]

I would marry her if I believed she genuinely wanted to learn. I could not be married to a woman who couldn't cook for long.

[AndrésC64]

Of course. I don't know how to cook either. No big deal.

[Mediterraneansoul]

I would never base a decision to marry someone on their cooking incompetence

[bulletbob555]

I can cook so it's not a deal breaker. One that wants to learn would be extremely welcome