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Cooking imo is important in any type of ship, whether relation or friend. It gives people an opportunity to work together and create something good. Plus i'm always able to pick up on things that I might not have thought of myself. Nothing wrong with giving it a shot.
To be honest, I see where people are coming from with this...however, my viewpoint is that there is little that's more independent and self-sufficient than having the ability to prepare meals (really prepare them, not just heat something up). It's a survival skill, not something that makes a "weaker sex" statement.
I don't see being resourceful enough to feed one's self (and others, if one chooses) well as a subjugating thing. The being able to cook isn't/wasn't the issue, it was the being expected to be the only one who does the job that is/was. I've never seen attaining a variety of skills to be something that dents one's liberation; quite the opposite. For me, cooking isn't about being tied to the kitchen because I'm female, it's about having a useful life skill.
I completely agree with you. And being able to cook sure does come in handy when money is tight! I could get 4 meals out of a roasted chicken back when I was quite broke. Four very different meals.
Huh?
My friends and I cook for each other all the time.
You never have meals with friends?
Some of my friends (men and women) are amazing cooks!!!
Wow, lets calm down here.
I have meals with friends all of the time, I merely said we don't cook for each other. I live in NYC where our kitchens are tiny. That's why potluck is what works, as I stated in my post.
I enjoy cooking so my answer is yes I would cook for a man. Cooking together is also fun
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