Discussion: Do You Wanna Cook For Your Man... - Page 2

Chemist

I would like to have better cooking abilities

I cooked for Keir and he loved it

Knix

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Originally posted by Santaus

But you can't really call that cooking, can you?

You can if you microwave the meat, Which I do.

And you can if you boil the milk for the cereal, Which I do.

My men ain't complaining either.

ABEL-o-matic

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Originally posted by Knix

You can if you microwave the meat, Which I do.

And you can if you boil the milk for the cereal, Which I do.

My men ain't complaining either.

Ain't complaining, or is he being forced to eat?

Just kidding.

VertigoStick

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Originally posted by Dancehall Queen

I don't cook.

But I can if you like.

OW!

Monroe

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Originally posted by Midnight

I'm so used to sacrificing and watching after people that I feel I'll ultimately end up being the caregiver in a relationship. It'd be nice to be taken care of for a change, tho.

This.

I naturally gravitate towards becoming a caregiver in any kind of situation with people I like. But at the same time I would like it if someone else did the same for me at some point. I'm a lot like my grandmothers in a lot of ways in terms of being giving. When I cook and there are people around I usually always end up serving them something. It's weird I don't like cooking when it's just myself. But I am willing to cook for multiple people (5). At the same time I can't really think of someone else cooking for me outside of my parents or close family and even then I just take what is given because I am thankful. Weird.

Gagasm

I will bake the cake, and he will cater to my muffin.

_Monster_

**** I look Like. We could cook for each other. He's gonna cater to me & I will do the same.

Knix

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Originally posted by ABEL

Ain't complaining, or is he being forced to eat?

Just kidding.

He may hesitate but as soon as I give him motivation he eats up.
Licky licky, yum yum.

NE.

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Originally posted by Auraeolus

That's such a misogynistic point of view. This is 2011. Times have changed and statistics show a growing rate of women who become the "bread winners" of the family. So unless you are marrying a housewife, I don't understand how you can keep this thought process. These days I'm sure women don't work their asses off in school just to end up cooking for their man every day.

Edit : Unless they want to , of course.

Mysoginistic?

Let me not...

I'm very aware that a growing rate of women are becoming the breadwinners. In fact, there are more women than men in the work force today. Some men want their wives to stay at home to take care of the kids while he's doing all the work. Alot of women would prefer to stay at home when they start a family. If its the other way around, people think its absurd. Very few women want a man without a job.

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Compromise and shared duties are what make things a relationship and not free labor.

Not saying this isn't true, but it's ironic you'd mention it. 50 years ago, divorce rates and single-parent homes were a rarity when it was the man doing the work, but now, these extreme left wing people want to act like a woman staying at home is "sexist" or "mysoginistic". Alot of women LIKE being housewives. I don't know why people the media tries to impression people today that they've hated it all along its somehow a subordinate position to be in.

Santaus

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Originally posted by Knix

You can if you microwave the meat, Which I do.

And you can if you boil the milk for the cereal, Which I do.

My men ain't complaining either.

Who boils milk for cereal?!

I bet they have been quite pushovers then

ABEL-o-matic

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Originally posted by Monroe

This.

I naturally gravitate towards becoming a caregiver in any kind of situation with people I like. But at the same time I would like it if someone else did the same for me at some point. I'm a lot like my grandmothers in a lot of ways in terms of being giving. When I cook and there are people around I usually always end up serving them something. It's weird I don't like cooking when it's just myself. But I am willing to cook for multiple people (5). At the same time I can't really think of someone else cooking for me outside of my parents or close family and even then I just take what is given because I am thankful. Weird.

I promised to myself that 2012 is all about me. How can i take care of other people if I can't even take care of myself in the first place. I've been a tool my whole life, and I'm sick of it. I don't know why I even do the things I do but I just feel good when I do so. But now I realize, it shouldn't be this way.