Men Desire A Women Who CAN COOK Properly

[dalmaingrant]

You wanna be home if there is someone at home you can actually talk to and have a smart sensible conversation without fighting and arguing

[TheMsSimone]

He’s right. Love cooking for my man and meal prepping his lunch for work. He’s less stressed about what to eat and with my health coaching background I make sure he/we eat healthy and I base meals on how much energy he’ll need those days. When you have a great man who’s wonderful to you…nurturing him comes easily. ❤

[AkosuaFire]

Yep. They come STRAIGHT home when they know foods been prepared👍🏾!

[kailzl]

Me and my husband have been together for 5+ years and people still say we behave like newly weds. We adore being in eachothers company and when we are apart we can't wait to be back together. I love the fact and idea of being with this man for the rest of my existence ❤️ 💕 💓 💖

[cshell]

That's true and women like men that can fix things. 😊

[lovingtheagapeway]

Unfortunately, we’re not living in the era in where a man is looking for a wife to be a caretaker and provider to “her” & the kids, he’s looking for a woman who is going to do what he knows his “mommy” has retired to do for “HIM”. His mind-set is: So what you’re in the workforce with me, when it comes to the domestic capacity (cleaning the bathtub, toilet, mopping, vacuuming, bathing the kids, helping them with their homework … COOKING!) that’s exclusively YOUR PIECE WOMAN!.

Ladies .. our grand mothers and great-grand mothers may not have been able to get men who was able to get the best of education, but those men worked like Hebrew slaves to provide for the entire family of 10 to 15 kids, just so that our fore-mothers could remain home and take care of ALLLL that these pathetic men desire NOT to do in this day and time!!! Smh.

[johndouglas]

Here is how I know my wife and I completely fine.

We have, many times, had road trips with our kids to visit family, over 8 hours away. The radio or music didn't come on once, and NO one was fighting about anything, or even annoying. Even the kids were very chill (they WILL go off the parents vibe, too)

And there is no place we would rather be, but home.

[FriskyTendervittles]

What if he doesn’t wanna come home because she’s miserable but it’s becuase he doesn’t even talk to her and doesn’t appreciate her or actually want to spend time with her and when she brings it up he rages at her ? Because majority of relationships are like this
Men do all the things in the beginning as soon as it’s serious y’all don’t even see us but still expect to be given everything
Selfish unconscious immature absurdity
If you want the home cooked meal and the warm cozy home you best be keeping up with everything you did in the beginning

[romelleabdulaleem]

These men want you to work all day and then come home and cook, take care of the kids, clean, and then love up on them. How is that fair.

[dianejordan]

My husband liked cooking. I didn't. Food was never an issue in our home

[Afternoon]

What if some women are a struggle at cooking? Like she already tried her best, but it can’t satisfy him then does it mean she doesn’t deserve love?

[EH_]

Men also need to learn to cook if they don’t know how. Cooking is a life skill that everyone needs to have a firm grasp on.

[TheBermybeauty]

Men who can cook don’t care if a woman can cook or not. This is such an outdated frame of thought. Let’s normalise working together to build bonds.

[joiedevivre]

I'm not sure if Stephan is refering to a stay at home wife or the fact that a guy is living with a woman and she is also working.

These are two different scenarios which could result in varying responses from folks.

I believe though a home where both parties can cook is enriching. Whether its by themselves or with eachother. Besides the fact that preparing a meal together or doing chores together is bonding time. This woman may learn how the guy likes his food prepared. Both individuals came from households that prepared the same dish differently.

I could attest to being in a relationship (prior) where the guy's methods or ingredients were absolutely different from
mine for certain meals. He also liked his ingredients cut up or chopped a particular way. Both of us cooked tasty but, at the end of the day he was still picky because he wanted it how he learnt it at times.

It's only fair that women don't feel like a slave at the end of the day. If your woman falls ill for a lengthy period of time (hospitalized) or passes away unexpectedly what is that guy going to do? He'd surely be in a pickle because he was so reliant on this woman.

[tory]

Yes true. I love the fact that I can cook. A lot of modern women now try to make it seem like you're from the 50s if you can cook and bake.
I Also want a man who can cook too because you never know I could be sick I could not be able to do it today and I need somebody who can take over if need be.

[elsapena]

But some men don't appreciate it when they have all that. My sister had a meal ready, a spotless home, took good care of the family, ironed his shirts
And, yet he was abusive and ungrateful.
But, I know what you're saying is true for some men because that was my mom and dad.

[kimberlysharon]

That’s like saying women like men who are handy with fixing things, so if you’re not good at fixing things, your relationship is in trouble because the woman is gunna have to look outside the household for a handyman. Subscribing to these toxic gender roles is silly. My boyfriend is a much better cook than me but that doesn’t mean our relationship is in trouble or I don’t have other ways to connect with him in our relationship. We cook together, I learn from him, I help him prepare/clean up, etc…he takes pride in his cooking and I enjoy praising his skills.

[Elsiek]

I fail to see how cooking for a man can bring us closer. I did all the cooking and cleaning While he was sitting on the couch. Or coming home late from work. Didn’t really work. Still took me for granted

[LouisTomlinson_]

Women & men both will love it when the food is ready for you to eat, when you're home. That's just a common thing

[lisamcglownofficialyt]

I can cook however, I only deal with Men who can cook.
At 50+, I do not want anyone at home, waiting for me to get tbere to cook. By 50+, no Children....we should be able to fix ourselves something to eat, when hungry.