Do u believe that a woman (should) cook for her man ? 🍲 🍲 🍲
Let's keep it real here. Why the hell would any man [b]marry[/b] a woman who refuses to cook a nice hot meal for him. I don't usually think this is an issue for a casual long term [b] relationship.[/b] But in the state of [b] marriage [/b] its mandatory for me. What about you ? I'm not saying you have to cook every single day. But forget that I'm a frozen dinner, eat out/take out daily gal. No we not gonna do that. Comments. 😛
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I think cooking is generally considered nowadays to be a joint responsibility. I on the other hand love cooking and see the kitchen as my domain so I’ve always been of the mind that especially if you are at home all day and hubby is working then why shouldn’t he have a dinner on the table when he gets in. Now the extreme feminists about will jump on my back for that but hey it’s just how I feel.
For me… I am home (like you mentioned). I think people are under the assumption a stay at home mom doesn’t do much, but I do all the cleaning/cooking/and most the child care. I wear many hats in this house, I also do yard work and shovel when necessary. I even have taught myself how to repair a few things that were within my ability/timeframe.
I don’t see myself as submissive for cooking for my family. I enjoy to cook, and I’m home so it is something I can do to make up for the fact I don’t bring in $.
I also enjoy using specific ingredients and feel I am giving more than just a meal when I cook. It’s enjoyable in many ways for me
@WaryWitchWandering Totally understand and agree with you. We just have our own things we like to do. My husband loves vacuuming and he’s got his own way of doing it so he prefers me to leave that to him and I’m fine with that.
