Guys: What is your biggest complaint about Women?? (surprise, people, years)
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All that is great. Personally I do not expect anything amazing if I'm coming over for dinner or something. I'm happy with anything, especially since my previous 2 gfs couldn't...cook...a hot dog...
Wow that's really sad, but many can't and I thought I only knew the basics. Lol :P
If I satisfy my hunger with good quality food, I will not complain but talk how good the food is. I don't complain when someone suggest a new place for the first time. I also don't complain if it's your favorite restaurant and I haven't eaten there yet. I'll judge the food for myself.
The only time that I will complain is eating at the same restaurant for 7 days in a week, fast food restaurant, or when it's too darn expensive. I think quality really matters to me, and it doesn't have to be a five star but something better than McDonalds.
I think I'm going to observe my behavior and attitude towards this.. If it turns out that I complain more than I think, I'm going to do something about it.
I don't think I've eaten out more than twice a week, tops. Anymore, I might get fast food once a month, if that since my tastes have changed so much.
And all of those are OK by me. I just don't want to hear any complaining if you don't speak up about it.
My last GF, in our dating phase I asked her if she could cook. She looked up at me with her eyes wide open and said "...I can cook chef boyardee!" At which point, I knew that if I wanted to eat a nicely cooked meal, I would have to do it myself in this relationship. She didn't bother so much as to try to learn.
I'm not saying that I'm a chef or some amazing cook or anything, but I know how to make at least some things, and I'm pretty decent on the grill. All I can do is hope she can cook something so sometimes I can come home to a meal, and not have to add that to my "to do" list when I come home late from work or something.
I agree...it's not hard to boil water and toss some pasta in, open a jar of sauce and heat it up...slice some bread, open a bottle of wine, get one of those complete salad-in-a-bag deals.....and a tub of ice cream.
I don't know...I guess I just wouldn't do that. If someone took me out and chose the restaurant, even if I didn't like my meal I wouldn't complain. I'd just say "thanks, that was great" and let it go.
No. I would judge the food after I have eaten it. The only thing I'd say is "Good food but expensive" and let it go. I don't think that's complaining but only letting the person know how I feel. If I were to really complain, I would have complain about the portion size, the quality, the water quality, this and that, and "why did we have to come here".
I agree...it's not hard to boil water and toss some pasta in, open a jar of sauce and heat it up...slice some bread, open a bottle of wine, get one of those complete salad-in-a-bag deals.....and a tub of ice cream.
No. I would judge the food after I have eaten it. There were cases where the food was expensive at a new restaurant, and the only thing I said was "wow, that's expensive. Good food but expensive" and let it go. I don't think that's complaining but only letting the person know how I feel. If I were to really complain, I would have complain about the portion size, the quality, the water quality, this and that, and "why did we have to come here".
Okay assuming that person paid for your meal, all you need to say is "thank you"...there is no need to add "wow, that's expensive" That is just tacky!
I guess I'm reading "complain" as "whine". If there is something floating in my water a simple "excuse me, could I get fresh glass, there is something in this" is enough...just a simple request.
No, I think it was 8 years ago? I really can't remember. I think I was the one cooking in pretty much every relationship.
Okay, that's it! You both are invited to my house to eat! You just let me know when...I'll feed you! Mangia, mangia!
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