Would you date someone who doesn’t cook/doesn’t know how to cook? (Page 3)

[Honesttguy]

I would love women to cook for me some nice food makes me feel loved

[MCheetah]

Yes, but she'd have to be willing to learn how to be a better cook with me.

[TheBootyChest]

Yes I would. Maybe we can learn to cook together in a class and then try it at home.

[MrtoddsWildRide]

My ex didn't at first. I love to cook and show off that skill so it worked for us. She did learn eventually because I would work late some nights and became a pretty good cook in her own right.

[cookiecrusher]

Yes, i cook and actually worked as a chef for few years.

My wife couldn't even cook pasta correctly, in her defence most of you can't either😗

I don't see it as a problem, it's just another area where i could elevate her skills in.

[chapawapa]

Someone has to cook so yes he needs to know how to cook... Cook well... Haha jk I'm fine if we both can't cook new hobbies to do together I guess

[TyLeeAndPink]

If he doesn't know at first then that's fine, but he's gonna learn. I love cooking and baking but I don't like having to do it myself.

[VanillaSalt]

Yep but it’s highly unlikely we’d survive cause I can’t cook lmao. I can grill but not cook.

[Anonymous]

Aside ingredients, focus and patients is all you need to follow a basic cooking recipe. If men can’t handle basic cooking what else can’t they handle in their lives..

[ohshee]

Yeah I do have a problem dating anybody that doesn't cook I can cook

[NathanDavis]

sure, not an issue... could be one more fun thing to do, some cooking together in the kitchen

[Omissis]

Yes cause I'm great at cooking and I like cooking, so it would be a pleasure to seduce someone with my cooking skills as well, food can be really sexy :-)

[deano1990]

I prefer cooking so usually cook 😋

However I am rubbish at other stuff and my girlfriend does them.

Team work is whay it's all about in a relationship isn't it in my opinion!

[Canada2]

Never really thought about it. I guess if I liked her enough I’d date her. You can always learn to to cook right. And there is always take out lol

so do you know how to cook?

[WhatTheHeckkkk]

Yep, I cook with my boyfriend all the time. It’s a basic skill I learned as a kid lol

[Canada2]

Excellent.

[AdithyaR]

Cooking is a basic skill everyone should know.
Also as someone who enjoys cooking I'd like a partner who shares that interest.

[nawtee_me]

Yes, that would just give us more together time as I teach her how to cook. We can plan and make the meal and then eat it. Bonding time comes in all sorts of shapes and sizes...

[humpbackjack]

I’m a pretty good cook and if she wanted I would teach her

[Not_Average]

Knowing how cook is just apart of being an adult lol

[jamesgoldman]

I said no but on reflection if she's willing to learn then maybe

[TheBigGuy9]

I’d like to know the percentage of people your age that cook?

[WhatTheHeckkkk]

I am unsure.

[TheBigGuy9]

It’s because of social media. Lots of people want everything now without putting the work in. They already have everything in the palm of their hand. More people age 18-35 live at home with their parents in 160 years. They prefer their parents cook for them going well into their 30s. You have any trouble finding guys your own age that know how to take care of themselves and a woman?

[WhatTheHeckkkk]

I have had trouble in the past, but I have a boyfriend who can take care of himself and me very well.

[TheBigGuy9]

That’s what’s up.