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If you can cook, would you date/marry someone who can't?

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  • aWes0MeNeSs
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    If I was up for dating/marriage, it wouldn't be a deal breaker if they've just never really learned much about it (though if it's because they're too lazy, that's a red flag that they're likely too lazy for a lot of other things as well). One thing I can't stand though is when people who can't/won't cook are extremely picky and critical about food, though, so if they're like that and refuse to eat anything but crap processed foods that taste like something you'd feed to a toddler, it would drive me nuts. Not sure that it would make me stop loving them, but they'd have to fix their own meals if they turned up their nose to everything I cooked or demanded nothing but chicken nuggets and Pizza Rolls for every meal, lol.

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  • shaysh87
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    No I wouldn't.

    All the idiots on here who say yes because they love to cook. Reality is, being married to someone who can't cook will just mean an additional liability to you. Imagine coming home after a long hard 8 hour shift, you're tired and starving. Its always you that is doing all the cooking while your spouse just sits there waiting for food to come to his feet. You never come home being welcomed by the wonderful smell amazing food. Instead you're always the one doing all the work when you're starving. It'll only get worse when the kids come along. Lets see how "excited" you get about cooking when you have to juggle working a job , shopping, house work , teaching / disciplining kids and then cooking breakfast , lunch , dinner every night for 4-5 people for the next 25 years.

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  • ChrisMaster69
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    I love cooking, however I am also fucking lazy at times and expect people to serve me.

    This means I do expect a level of ability in the kitchen.

    i do however enjoy teaching people how to do stuff in the kitchen.

    there are plenty devices to make their time in the kitchen enjoyable and satisfying for all.

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  • Jabberjaw
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    It's not something I've looked for consciously, but every girl I've dated can cook lol. I can cook aswell. Because it's what I'm used to, so now not being able to cook is a disqualifier to me.

    Doesn't have to be the best ever, but at least adept in the kitchen

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  • Iwant2kno
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    Yes I would. I think it could be a fun experience especially because I like to cook.

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  • sage2021
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    I did that once and never will again! My first husband is a professional cook and he used to cook some amazing dishes. The second one just knew how to put his empty coffee cup in the kitchen sink. That was his only reason to go in the kitchen 🙄.
    My boyfriend knows how to cook. Thank goodness! He makes me the best complete breakfast 🍳🥓🥞 just the way I like it. 🙂

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  • Smoke-n-Growls
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    No.

    Cooking for yourself is a minimum life skill I expect of my partner.

    It doesn't have to be fancy. It just has to be decent and balanced. Knowing how to make al dente pasta is a good baseline.

    Lack of ability or interest in cooking is a turn off for me. I like well-developed, well-rounded adults.

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  • katiesmuff
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    It's done every day of the week! A person can be taught to cook and others love cooking, using their imagination to dream up special meals caring less if their partner can cook. Pretty much the normal that we see is, if it's from the stove it's the lady cooking, from the grill it's the guy.

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  • hIopinionated_
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    If they’re willing to learn and or try recipes on YouTube or something, I would date them. If they weren’t, it’s a deal breaker because I am not about to be someone’s housewife who cooks and makes her boyfriend/husband food. He will starve and I will cook for myself so to avoid that, I’ll just not even brother

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    • Djaay
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      I can cook tf out of food. But the hell if im going to be your wife and cook all of your meals as well. Great recipe you stated for staying single , i must admit.

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    • hIopinionated_
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      @Djaay What are you talking about? Obviously I can cook. The question asked ā€œIF you can cookā€. If I couldn’t cook I wouldn’t have even answered this question lol. You’re seriously that offended you forgotten that part

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    • Djaay
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      No... You missed my point. First of all you took it seriously personal , secondly , im saying exactly what you are. So who's seriously offended? But i did mention a recipe that sure does fit that discription for single people who want to stay for ever single.

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    • hIopinionated_
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      @Djaay You still don’t make sense. I simple answered the question. You were the offended one since you felt the need to ā€˜say exactly as I said’, pretty sure it was because I said it was a dealbreaker for a guy to not know how to cook

      Find a hobby because you’re not making a point. Everything I’ve said still stands

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    • Djaay
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      And im saying the same to you... exactly.

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    • Djaay
      Djaay
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      What comes around , goes around.

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    • hIopinionated_
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      @Djaay And I already established that. I get your point but it doesn’t make sense. .

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    • Djaay
      Djaay
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      You drowned on that one then.

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    • hIopinionated_
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      Yeah ok lol

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  • TrueConfection
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    I can cook and I married someone who can't even heat up soup from a can properly. I used to live cooking and he loves eating, so it was a lot of fun. Fast forward 15 or so years and I started hoping for a break. 😬 We dine out some nights, but I really want to put my feet up while someone else puts together a descent homemade meal (just once). It will never happen.

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  • Screenwriter
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    If the noncook is interested in cooking, there's no issue. But if someone just wants to lounge back and never participate in creating meals, I'd avoid them. Cooking is a joy and an art and provides you and your partner and everyone you know with loads of pleasure.

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  • melanieeeB
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    No, cooking is a basic skill that everyone should work on and have... not saying you have to be a gourmet cook, but just like being able to cook some basic ass recipes

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  • Anonymous
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    Yeah, as long as they don't expect me to cook extra for them or ajust to their eating habits, which would definitely be different than mine since I eat home cooked meals most of the time. I would sure cook for them now and then, but I am not up for me being responsible for their food in general.

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  • jahaims
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    in my opinion the only people who can't cook haven't tried to, are stupid, or lazy. It's pretty easy to cook. You can literally follow step by step directions to cook. After you do that for a while you can understand more about cooking and be more creative.

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  • Xoirwinkan
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    I can cook moderately well. However, I still would like a wife who can cook preferably at least as well as me, since I want a 'housewifey' girl. I like to say that food tastes better when a girl makes it for you! I approve of the old saying, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach!

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  • geonator
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    I'm not like super good at cooking, but I might say I'm decent. I could date someone who can't cook, but if I'm working full time and she isn't, I would ask that she try to learn to make at least some basic things we can eat so we don't need to always eat out or have frozen meals. She doesn't need to be like a top notch cook though

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  • CaptainOverthink
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    Yoda Age: 33 , mho 41%
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    I can cook.
    Yes, I would. Having maid-skills is not a criteria for my future girlfriend. But I will assume she wants to help out and share the load evenly.
    But I'd also commit to eating garbage sometimes. We'll work on it, okay.

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  • Static_In_The_Attic
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    Absofuckinglutely & as for me I learned how to cook for myself & if I date someone who can’t cook, no problem. If she can cook that would be a bonus & her & I could cook together & really fire things up in the kitchen.

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  • jasmine_0603
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    Yeah, that's not really a big deal. Actually, I can cook and my boyfriend can't. When we don't go out to eat, I'm the one who does the cooking, but he does the dishes, so the duties are shared 😉

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  • Sour-rose
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    No, just means they'll rely on me. Betta not do that because we'll be poor within days if I say "fk it, ordering chinese"

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  • Smashingdoozy
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    Not if they aren't willing to learn. Cooking is an important life skill and I'm not gonna be the one doing it all.

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    • DarylRoberts
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      Two minute noodles isn't the answer , I think thats just lazy not even the cheapest really, it's not hard to buy about $5 worth of bacon a loaf of bread and a lettuce and and make a nice sandwich if your hungry , personally I'm only a small eater , but still you don't need to go without nice food

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    • Smashingdoozy
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      @DarylRoberts especially with me being dairy free. My options can be limited so I need variety

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      But you’re the woman in the relationship

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    • Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 and you're a man who will stay single for a long time with that attitude

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      Actually in my culture our women are very obedient and docile not ball breaking naggers who talk more than clean and cook

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    • Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 which culture is that? I'd like to donate to help them flee ā˜ŗļø

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      No because they are real women with real feminine qualities they know their role and enjoy playing it

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
      +1 y

      They aren’t ashamed to be a woman like you clearly are

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    • Smashingdoozy
      Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 yes I'm definitely not a woman. Being a woman is so scary. šŸ™ƒ

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      Little bitch girls are afraid of womanhood sad.

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      Okay that bitch part was too far but the rest still stands

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    • Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 or you're afraid of woman who don't need your help to live life.

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    • Smashingdoozy
      Smashingdoozy
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      How could you possibly live out your macho man masculine fantasy if you don't provide for poor helpless women.

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      Why would you assume they’re helpless they have duties just like everyone else and women like you are just jealous because these kinds of women can take your men from youšŸ˜‚

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    • Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 don't understand sarcasm I see.

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      @Smashingdoozy bad at sarcasm I see

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    • Smashingdoozy
      Smashingdoozy
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      @Creampiekarl420 if you didn't get it I'm actually really good at it

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
      +1 y

      @Smashingdoozy lie to me all you want but don’t lie to yourself

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    • Smashingdoozy
      Smashingdoozy
      +1 y

      @Creampiekarl420 it's objectively true.

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    • ChrisMaster69
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      @Creampiekarl420 sounds like a really uneducated culture you come from.

      I guess dealing with people in the West must be hard for you.

      20th century is going to be a shock

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
      +1 y

      @Smashingdoozy according to?

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
      +1 y

      @ChrisMaster69 because women know how to be wives? Dude this is an A and B conversation so C Deez nuts in yo mouth and be quiet

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    • ChrisMaster69
      ChrisMaster69
      +1 y

      @Creampiekarl420 see, lack of a decent western education is telling.

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    • Smashingdoozy
      Smashingdoozy
      +1 y

      @ChrisMaster69 lmfao

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      +1 y

      @ChrisMaster69 ah yes you westerners are you still colonizing raping and murdering

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    • ChrisMaster69
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      +1 y

      @Creampiekarl420 yeah we had some much practice.

      Admittedly we did get bored and gave women the vote, then they jumped on board with that freedom.

      by the way that’s FREEDOM

      I appreciate it’s likely an alien concept.

      FYI

      dictionary.cambridge.org/.../freedom

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      @ChrisMaster69 okayšŸ˜‘

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
      +1 y

      @Smashingdoozy according to whom?

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  • alice55
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    Yes cause everyone can heat up something using a microwave so if I'm sick he could still heat something up and we would not starve.

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  • whereismyjohnny
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    I would. I'm dating them not their cooking skills 😅

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  • TruthBurns
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    Xper 4 Age: 32 , mho 46%
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    I can cook but if a woman doesn't even have basic cooking skills it's a turn off for me and I probably wouldn't marry one who can't cook unless she makes up for it in other ways

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  • Reaper1985
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    I might not be a great cook but I at least know the basics to be able to feed myself. So I would hope their willing to learn and/or help cook. provided their of able body and mind to be useful in the kitchen that is.

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  • Whatever2929292
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    Yoda Age: 25 , mho 35%
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    Oh for sure. Maybe we would have fun trying to learn. That is one of those things that is nice but at the same time if I really like or love someone then that does not matter

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  • ManOnFire
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    Master Age: 39 , mho 33%
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    661 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    Yeeeeeeeaaaah, that's gonna be a no for me. I can cook - and I cook good, but I'm not gonna link up with someone who doesn't or can't. They'll always depend on me for food and that's not cool. Sorry.

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  • Anonymous
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    No, my coking skills are already better than chefs as I am doing it for years. But women don't respect men who cook if they can't do it themselves. They are either too lazy or dumb or have negative views about cooking and they will always go for guys who prefer restaurants to home-cooked. I have already tried that, but will never any more.

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  • Freyke
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    Xper 6 Age: 27
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    Gladly. Not that it's a plus, but if she loves my cooking, it's just another way to express my affection towards her. I'll teach her. Added quality time right there.

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  • Panzer21
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    Xper 5 Age: 34
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    I have exceedingly dull taste buds and eat very simple food, so pretty much if a meal is properly cooked and not burnt into charcoal, Id be happy with it.

    you can read recipes online and learn to cook in a month or less.

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  • Debris1
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    Xper 1 Age: 22 , mho 36%
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    Of course I would. If he wants to cook on occasions, that's fine. However, I expect to do all the cooking.

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  • Kabluie
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    it's fine, i would even recommend things like hello fresh or home chef and you can make learning to cook from premade recipes a date. They basically take the shopping list out of the equation.

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  • DarylRoberts
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    I can cook and cook well , yes I would date or marry someone who couldn't it would be a great thing for her to learn , it's such a treat when someone cooks for you

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  • Iron_Man s
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    I can’t cook in the kitchen and I have no desire to but I can cook outside but yes I need to have a wife that can cook because I’m tired of going to Burger King Taco Bell McDonald’s and Arby’s and pizza places for my food every night

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  • Anonymous
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    Yes, but he better be the sort who can afford to keep me barefoot and pregnant because I'm not going to work all day AND be expected to have a hot meal ready for my man when he gets home... Also I want babies lol

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  • kuladiamond
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    i would, that just means i can help them to learn how to cook and learn more things myself too, cooking with people is fun.

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  • slatyb
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    Of course. Although literally anyone can cook. Some are more skilled than others but literally anyone can cook a potato or an egg.

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  • genericname85
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    i can cook and i think i would. but i still think it's weird that one isn't able to cook. to me that's like being able to wipe your ass. not quite as bad obviously but yeah.

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  • MrJMM
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    I mean sure but I would also teach them since I don't want to be the only one who cooks. It's fucking exhausting and if you have to clean the entire house down, do laundry, etc it's just a lot of work that you don't get paid for.

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  • Nigjt
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    Yes I do not mind cooking at all as long as she is willing to clean up afterwards with no an I really do mean no fussing about it at all because once that Bs begins it's over for me I will not do both.
    God Bless

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  • Creampiekarl420
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    If I learned to cook what’s my motivation to get married

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    • snackthatsmilesback
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      I don't know man I married for tax, work, and insurance benefits.

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      I’m good in that category

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    • snackthatsmilesback
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      Cool then don't get married I guess

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      Why I just want a wife

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    • snackthatsmilesback
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      Then get married? You're confusing me bro

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    • Creampiekarl420
      Creampiekarl420
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      I’m not gonna learn to cook

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    • Creampiekarl420
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      Or at least pretend I don’t know how so my wife will feel useful

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    • snackthatsmilesback
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      Hah I think even if you know how to cook, if she does all the cooking, she's still useful. Don't worry so much about it. My wife can cook but I still enjoy cooking for her, and she still appreciates it. Like doing anything else for someone it's not just helpful because they can't do it, it's more helpful because now they don't have to.

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  • SlickRick24
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    Absolutely you can’t right someone off for such a small reason I actually think it’s a plus maybe you could impress them with your skills. 2 people that can both cook well may end up in competition with each other which may not be healthy.

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  • Lyndsielee666
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    I don’t eat unless it’s good I’ve cooked myself so I wouldn’t mind 🤷ā€ā™€ļø

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    My husband couldn’t cook when we first got together. Once he made me bacon that was half burnt and half raw lol. He has really improved since then!

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  • moonpie89
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    Master Age: 32
    +1 y

    Sure that's fine.. I at least expect him to clean up and or help in other ways

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  • GoodGuyBreakingBad
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    Master Age: 57
    +1 y

    I would date a girl who can't cook, it's all cool for me

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  • Adivabbaby
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    Xper 3 Age: 31
    +1 y

    Yes I love to cook but I’m not gonna have them dependent on me 24/7 I go other things to do so I’ll teach them LOL

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  • loveslongnails
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    Master Age: 40
    +1 y
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    Yes, that wouldn't be a deal breaker, especially not if she enjoys my cooking and helps with the clean-up! :-D

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  • pleasestopthis
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    No, that means I'll have to do it even if I'm too sick to cook or order food, which can get expensive in the long run.

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  • CallmeTheKnight
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    Yoda Age: 32
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    657 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    It depends. If she can clean and help in the kitchen then thats definitely a start. But if she's nasty and just expects for to be made, then nope.

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  • IsoUser
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    Explorer Age: 57
    +1 y

    When I was younger I actually was a sous chef, so I actually do know how to cook and actually prefer to cook my own meals as well as for others and friends

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  • Sarahslater3738
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    Xper 3 Age: 30
    +1 y

    I definitely like to eat I’d like to be with a guy that can cook for me

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    • ComingHere91
      ComingHere91
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      I can cook for u, would u also cook for me?:))

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    • Sarahslater3738
      Sarahslater3738
      +1 y

      @ComingHere91 I don’t cook but I eat a lot lol

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    • ComingHere91
      ComingHere91
      +1 y

      Its ok, id cook for u then haha
      Feel free to text me

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  • TheSpaceGnome
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    Master Age: 38
    +1 y
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    Yes, but only if she lets me teach her.

    Everyone should know how to cook.

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  • ImNoOne111
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    Xper 5 Age: 25
    +1 y

    I am already dating one! Her cooking has improved tho. But yes I would. It's not a big deal as I can cook well for both of us so we won't starve

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  • Anonymous
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    (25-29)
    +1 y

    Anyone can cook, just look up how to lol. So yes I would.

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    • sage2021
      sage2021
      +1 y

      I have to say that not everyone can learn to cook. I had a guy over for dinner once. He asked if I needed any help. I said "Sur, would you cut the tomatoes for the salad? He honestly did not know how to cut up a tomato. He just looked at with this dumb look on his face. I asked if he knew what a cut up tomato looks like in a salad. He said yes. So I said, well cut it up to look like that. He honestly couldn't even try to cut a tomato. As years went by I learned all he could do was make a pot of coffee. That's it!

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  • bush123
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    Xper 6 Age: 51
    +1 y

    I prefer someone who can’t cook because I want to be the one doing all the cooking obviously

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  • Anonymous
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    (30-35)
    +1 y

    A woman who couldn’t cook would need to make up for it in other areas. I don't know clean well and often or made good money I don't know. I can cook but it takes time and sometimes I get tired.

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  • Jamie05rhs
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    Master Age: 39
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    3.8K opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    Of course! I can teach her. And we can even take a class and learn new things together. :)

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  • AmeerX
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    Guru Age: 32
    +1 y

    I can't cook but even then I want someone who can cook foods otherwise we both be starving 🤣

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  • bolverk
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    Guru Age: 63
    +1 y
    438 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    No, if I dated/married someone I'd want them to be at least as skilled in the kitchen as I am.

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  • dolemite89
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    Yoda Age: 36
    +1 y

    no, every adult should at least be somewhat proficient at cooking. when a girl says she’s bad at cooking i just think she’s lazy.

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  • 007kingifrit
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    Yoda Age: 33
    +1 y
    486 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    no such thing as a person who can't cook, only someone who hasn't tried. it's easy

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  • sofia444
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    Xper 2 Age: 32
    +1 y

    Yes I will. But I will expect him to learn how to cook. And Will learn it myself too

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  • Fromdusktilldawn
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    Guru Age: 29
    +1 y
    550 opinions shared on Relationships topic.

    Yea why not, if I date someone, it doesn't immediately mean we life together

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