Would you consider cooking to be a 'feminine' trait? (Page 3)

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9teen Follow
Yoda Age: 27

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No. Working isn't necessary masculine either.

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- BrianMerritt
  
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  Yes, working is very masculine.
  
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- 9teen
  
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  It would depend on what kind of work. A gynecologist isn't that masculine compared to a firefighter
  
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- 9teen
  
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  Or nurse
  
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- Philyouup
  
  +1 y
  They Deliver Babies! How manly is that!
  
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- Philyouup
  
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  that is the problem with the woman's movement. Too many woman think like this.. A Nurse not being a manly job, or an admin assistant, or a... Not a hit on you 9Teen, but I see this all the time and then the female population wonders why they can't break the ceiling. They help keep it in place with the idea of masculine and non masculine jobs..
  
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- 9teen
  
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  Dude I don't care what job you got. I'm not saying a man can't do that. Fact is a woman is more nurturing by nature which would fit jobs where this side of her could be used.
  A man is physically stronger than a female and they're less likely to act out of emotions. That's why 'dangerous' jobs are more likely to be done by men.
  I'm anti third wave feminism if you wonder.
  
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- Philyouup
  
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  :) its why I meant to offense or as knock to you..
  
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- BrianMerritt
  
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  @Philyouup 9teen is right; when an occupational field has a huge disproportion between the sexes, that usually indicates that there is something about that job that plays to the aptitudes of one sex over another. Women DO make better nurses, men DO make better lumberjacks.
  
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Master Age: 38

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313 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.

The best chefs in the words are men.

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Xper 7 Age: 36

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Only if you think Gordon Ramsey is "feminine".

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quint123 Follow
Xper 5 Age: 36

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Nope! It’s a survival trait

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jacquesvol Follow
Master Age: 79

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The best known chefs are men

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Shadow0Walker Follow
Xper 4 Age: 31

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Master chefs of the world are males

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rogkira Follow
Xper 2 Age: 36

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I cook regularly absolutely not feminine at all

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StickStickity13 Follow
Master Age: 32

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No, the best chefs in the world are men.

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MLGbreezy Follow
Yoda Age: 27

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Nah just look at Gorden Ramsey

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AynonOMouse Follow
Master Age: 44

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Not at all. Many of the best chefs have been men.

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Greaver Follow
Xper 7 Age: 24

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No it’s a man and female trait

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BrittBratt2416 Follow
Guru Age: 34 , mho 43%

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No, cooking can be done by anyone.

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Anonymous
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Everybody has to eat. Its an adult trait.

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fairdos Follow
Xper 2 Age: 43

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No as it's needed by all to survive

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JCT666 Follow
Guru Age: 27

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Does Gordon Ramsay seem feminine at all?

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HappyWheels Follow
Xper 5 Age: 31

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No I call it an essential skill for survival.

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JuanFrank7 Follow
Explorer Age: 36

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No, I consider cooking to be a useful skill

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Master Age: 59

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1.6K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.

Not really, men are good chefs

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RocTheNationalSoc Follow
Xper 5 Age: 26

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Baking cakes, sure. Gutting a chicken? Nah

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ayeayeron Follow
Xper 4 Age: 39

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Who cooks for you when you are single lol

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Jackblue Follow
Guru Age: 36

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My father is the cook among my parents.

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lala_ray Follow
Xper 6 Age: 29

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No... my mother don't know how to cook.

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disgustingweebtrash Follow
Master Age: 25

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546 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.

I consider it a SURVIVAL trait

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BeHappy1985 Follow
Guru Age: 41

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Best chefs in the world are male.

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theFantasticJ Follow
Yoda Age: 26

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Gordon Ramsay disagrees

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CoffeeWC Follow
Guru Age: 29

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I know plenty of guys who cook

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Bbbge687 Follow
Xper 4 Age: 38

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Not really men do it too.

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ThreeSheetsToTheWind Follow
Explorer Age: 36

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No I don't. It's just a basic life skill.

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Anonymous
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No. If anything it’s more masculine to my mind.

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cess101 Follow
Xper 5 Age: 34 , mho 37%

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Not at all

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Anonymous
(36-45)

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How about cooking is a survival skills...

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pooper89 Follow
Guru Age: 34

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no, it's a skill

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rapture Follow
Xper 2 Age: 56

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No, men are good cooks too.

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SarahsSummer Follow
Master Age: 35 , mho 41%

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382 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.

It’s a human trait.

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abaziz16 Follow
Xper 4 Age: 27

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Best chefs are males. So it's a fact that it isn't

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swissguy134 Follow
Xper 4 Age: 43

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Aren't most famous cooks guys?

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Randomgirl284 Follow
Xper 5 Age: 29 , mho 62%

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Guys have to eat too

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Cammy137 Follow
Guru Age: 32 , mho 34%

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No, not at all

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Pocahontas2000 Follow
Xper 7 Age: 29

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Not at all

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ScarletAngelic Follow
Xper 6 Age: 26

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Definitely not.

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- ScarletAngelic
  
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  Everyone should be able to at least cook for themselves..
  
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Xper 4 Age: 23

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I love cooking!

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beebella Follow
Master Age: 32

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1.2K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic.

It's not.

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Omar5881 Follow
Guru Age: 29

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Not at all I myself cook very well

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xZoeyx Follow
Yoda Age: 23

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Nope

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cupidkisses Follow
Master Age: 31

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No it is not.

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BigBadBear Follow
Xper 3 Age: 29

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No, not at all.

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JesseTheMan Follow
Yoda Age: 26

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Not at all.

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SovietBall Follow
Xper 7 Age: 25

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That's stupid

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Argentium Follow
Xper 2 Age: 33

+1 y

Hell no!

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Anonymous
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No. xx

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