My friend told me that isn’t it interesting how cooking is feminine until money is involved

When were just kids,,, my Mom cooked for us, Dad cooked as well.. Mom's cooking was great / awesome ,,, but Dad's could sometimes be even better than hers... but that was a secret....lol. Oh how I miss them both and the great dinners !

I love cooking and I cook to feed myself. If someone paid me to cook a meal I wouldn't mind income 😋💰

I thought of that once too ..it's a *woman's job* to cook or prepare food for centuries
Yet if you cook and switch it into a restaurant or as a *chef* now it involves status, money , skill.
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I cook and my partner (woman) both cook. Sometimes together on projects or sometimes on our own. We both “bring something to the table”, literally.

I see it simply as
If you're hungry, you'll cook

At least that's how I personally think of when it comes to cooking

When we asked for equality back in the twentieth century, we thought people would support bigger welfare checks and maybe some men would put on aprons and enter the kitchen without shame. The source of our community power was in the kitchen.
We got removed from our kitchens by conservatives and moderates who hated feminist thinking but went along with Gloria Steinem and the idea that broads want to do macho things!
This isn't feminist, but conservatives and moderates together are very pushy and loud and without actual feminists the mainstream has become a brash liar.

Of course . We are supposed to serve and be dependant...not earn and have the ability to save ourselves from misogyny and abuse.

Sadly, I agree--the most "famous" chefs in our society are men...the ones making the most money as well

My son in law cooks for his family

AnDZ

I see it as life skills

I thought that's how it worked



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Don’t understand what they said.

We pay for a female cook for our home.

My thoughts on this 👉🏻 😂🤭

I'm a peon and I still cook 🤌🏻

Buy him a grill

Someone should be paying me then. Lol

What does he mean like professional chefs? Vs women cooking at home?

cooking is feminine?

is he 12? or just an overgrown man child? 🤔

cooking is feminine? sounds like something a child would say