I mean it's important for everyone to know how to cook to some extent. But the important thing is finding a good balance between household chores and splitting them up based on what each person likes and doesn't like doing, irrespective of gender roles. For example, I find cooking okay. If she hated cooking, I'd be fine doing all the cooking. If she loved it, I'd be fine letting her do all the cooking. Ofc balancing it out with other chores.
I don't think women should know how to cook because it's their job or roll or anything dumb like that. Women (and men) should know how to cook because all adults (as long as they are physically capable) should know how to cook because it's a huge part of taking care of yourself.
Not necessarily. You dont need cooking skills anymore, but they do help. Ubereats or takeout are great alternatives to cooking. But uhh i seriously reccomend asking your man to make you a sandwich and to make sure to cut the crust off. Im sure his response will be worthy of youtube.
since women are also working 8 hours a day just like men and are also breadwinners, i think it's important for two partners to split household responsibilities. (i. e. the wife cooks on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday, and the man cooks on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, etc.
@K-I-S-S I know a guy who only eats microwaved potatos like his mircowave has a setting for that and then he puts like ketchup on it or so I dont know how you can live that way
Now days you can order anything and it shows up to your doorstep. Why don't YOU learn how to cook? Why do you have to rely on someone cooking for you? I'm sure you can find a woman who can cook and clean while you work and provide for both as well.
no, I think that stereotype has kind of disappeared. But many people do enjoy cooking, creating something new. Do I like a nice home cooked meal from time to time, yes, we have some great cooks at the fire house, so we eat well, and I am an average cook, so I will never starve to death.
1. If she doesn't know how to cook then I don't need her.
2. Women dont work on an equal footing with men. Last time I saw farmers, construction or mine workers there were zero women working there. Women prefer to sit behind a desk shouting orders at men while complaining about sexist air conditioning and go for a cigarette or coffee break every 10 minutes. doesn't sound so equal to me.
I don't need my wife to be a good cook. But since I'm working two jobs and she has still expressed that she doesn't want to work i expect her to put together dinners. I usually cook all that is needed and she puts it together an warms it up for dinners. I really only cook three time a week, but i cook things during my break between jobs so all she has to do is put it on a plate and microwave it.
I think everyone should know how to cook. You have to feed yourself and eventually your children if you have any, man or woman. It’s a basic life skill 🙄 I think it’s super weird when grown people don’t know how to prepare a simple meal. To me it’s like saying you don’t know how to pay bills or do laundry.
I think being able to generally cook anything reasonable is just a skill every adult should have. I’m not talking super advanced shit, but being able to buy some ingredients and make something is important to me personally. It would be disappointing if someone could only make pasta and pizzas
It is important for everyone know how to cook. But in many couple that I know, is male that cook, not female, and they tend to cook mush more better then their female counterparts, this is almost always true except in one couple where she was a professional cook.
It's basic survival skill. If you can't you come of as someone that has problems with surviving and need others to do that. unable to take care of offspring.
There are many aspects.
We don't need to be a good one. just be able to make food.
@ktttt it's important for everyone to know how to cook regardless of the gender. I am a chef by profession and we don't have any female cook on the line at either restaurant I work at. So there is a shortage of females in this generation that cook. That's why Chef Gordon Ramsay went on a mission to teach more women to get back in the kitchen and cooking more. So yes it's important for females to know how to cook as well.
For me, Yes. It's useful and attractive. As for a man who can cook he is a bonus. Lool everyone should know how to cook at least a few things , at least the easy dishes.
This is a win/win situation, you will be happy and your woman would be happy 😂. My father love cooking so he didn't put any pressure on my mother, even though they both cooked. My problem with cooking is not knowing what dish to cook.
Honestly I'm the same way. I know how to cook a variety of foods and I can never decide what to cook. I'll usually do comfort food though or when I had a girlfriend I would just cook her favorite food
Every adult should know how to cook/bake. I'm single but even when I had a girlfriend I did most of the cooking, I learned to cook/bake at my grandmothers knee, but today a significant minority of people have never done either, and are happy to eat TV Dinners (yuck) and microwave pizza (double yuk).
Id say its an important skill for all no doubt , the essense of survival , its not difficult to know the basics , and its always nice to cook for someone else also. So Id say for n both male and female its important.
I think it’s important for everyone to know how to cook & it’s a great way to save money instead of eating out all the time. As for me I live alone, I learned how to cook a long time ago & I cook some really good garbage as well.
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I mean it's important for everyone to know how to cook to some extent. But the important thing is finding a good balance between household chores and splitting them up based on what each person likes and doesn't like doing, irrespective of gender roles. For example, I find cooking okay. If she hated cooking, I'd be fine doing all the cooking. If she loved it, I'd be fine letting her do all the cooking. Ofc balancing it out with other chores.
I don't think women should know how to cook because it's their job or roll or anything dumb like that.
Women (and men) should know how to cook because all adults (as long as they are physically capable) should know how to cook because it's a huge part of taking care of yourself.
Not necessarily. You dont need cooking skills anymore, but they do help. Ubereats or takeout are great alternatives to cooking. But uhh i seriously reccomend asking your man to make you a sandwich and to make sure to cut the crust off. Im sure his response will be worthy of youtube.
since women are also working 8 hours a day just like men and are also breadwinners, i think it's important for two partners to split household responsibilities. (i. e. the wife cooks on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday, and the man cooks on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, etc.
I tend to do my own cooking, so not essential.
I do believe everyone should be able to do the basics in the kitchen and manage to feed themselves and other people.
it’s not an essential thing, however it does sort of cover the confidence, independent etc part of a personality.
I think every adult independent of gender should at least know the basics
Yes, not knowing how to boil an egg doesn't sound like hot trait 😗
@K-I-S-S I know a guy who only eats microwaved potatos like his mircowave has a setting for that and then he puts like ketchup on it or so I dont know how you can live that way
I can already imagine him putting that ketchup on all fancy like it's fine dining 😅
Now days you can order anything and it shows up to your doorstep. Why don't YOU learn how to cook? Why do you have to rely on someone cooking for you?
I'm sure you can find a woman who can cook and clean while you work and provide for both as well.
no, I think that stereotype has kind of disappeared.
But many people do enjoy cooking, creating something new.
Do I like a nice home cooked meal from time to time, yes, we have some great cooks at the fire house, so we eat well, and I am an average cook, so I will never starve to death.
1. If she doesn't know how to cook then I don't need her.
2. Women dont work on an equal footing with men. Last time I saw farmers, construction or mine workers there were zero women working there. Women prefer to sit behind a desk shouting orders at men while complaining about sexist air conditioning and go for a cigarette or coffee break every 10 minutes. doesn't sound so equal to me.
I don't need my wife to be a good cook. But since I'm working two jobs and she has still expressed that she doesn't want to work i expect her to put together dinners. I usually cook all that is needed and she puts it together an warms it up for dinners. I really only cook three time a week, but i cook things during my break between jobs so all she has to do is put it on a plate and microwave it.
I think everyone should know how to cook. You have to feed yourself and eventually your children if you have any, man or woman. It’s a basic life skill 🙄 I think it’s super weird when grown people don’t know how to prepare a simple meal. To me it’s like saying you don’t know how to pay bills or do laundry.
I think being able to generally cook anything reasonable is just a skill every adult should have. I’m not talking super advanced shit, but being able to buy some ingredients and make something is important to me personally. It would be disappointing if someone could only make pasta and pizzas
It is important for EVERYBODY to know how to cook, and wash laundry, and sew a button on a shirt, and keep a clean house.
It is important for everyone know how to cook. But in many couple that I know, is male that cook, not female, and they tend to cook mush more better then their female counterparts, this is almost always true except in one couple where she was a professional cook.
It is for every adult person.
It's basic survival skill.
If you can't you come of as someone that has problems with surviving and need others to do that. unable to take care of offspring.
There are many aspects.
We don't need to be a good one. just be able to make food.
@ktttt it's important for everyone to know how to cook regardless of the gender. I am a chef by profession and we don't have any female cook on the line at either restaurant I work at. So there is a shortage of females in this generation that cook. That's why Chef Gordon Ramsay went on a mission to teach more women to get back in the kitchen and cooking more. So yes it's important for females to know how to cook as well.
For me, Yes. It's useful and attractive. As for a man who can cook he is a bonus. Lool everyone should know how to cook at least a few things , at least the easy dishes.
Oh to add if she HAS to work, hell no I am not doing all and most of the cooking. He has to cook as well equally if thats whats happening.
I would prefer to do the cooking. As a professional cook maybe it's just my cockyness but I prefer my own cooking aha
This is a win/win situation, you will be happy and your woman would be happy 😂. My father love cooking so he didn't put any pressure on my mother, even though they both cooked. My problem with cooking is not knowing what dish to cook.
Honestly I'm the same way. I know how to cook a variety of foods and I can never decide what to cook. I'll usually do comfort food though or when I had a girlfriend I would just cook her favorite food
Every adult should know how to cook/bake.
I'm single but even when I had a girlfriend I did most of the cooking,
I learned to cook/bake at my grandmothers knee, but today a significant minority of people have never done either, and are happy to eat TV Dinners (yuck) and microwave pizza (double yuk).
Id say its an important skill for all no doubt , the essense of survival , its not difficult to know the basics , and its always nice to cook for someone else also. So Id say for n
both male and female its important.
I think it’s important for everyone to know how to cook & it’s a great way to save money instead of eating out all the time. As for me I live alone, I learned how to cook a long time ago & I cook some really good garbage as well.