Do girls like men who can cook?

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dex-dex

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I think it is good that guys can do more than just put stuff in the microwave.
I like it when guys can cook but if it the sort of thing where that is your only love then it is a problem.
 

aei_haruko

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TotalHobNob said:
I am man who knows how to cook and my friends usually give me shit for it. All the girls I've been with think its weak. So my question is do women like men who can cook really well?
those girls are raving morons. Seriously. i make my girlfriend things all the time, like cheesecake ( she goes wild over it) and shrimp scampi( she loves that too) then she is hegely content. Seriously, women love a guy who can cook, at least ones worth your time, after all, whjy should the woman do the cooking all the time? I think a girl would be flattered if you cooked for her
 

Hugga_Bear

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I'm a guy who cooks, I rarely bake but I do sometimes, normally with friends for fun (hey, getting drunk and trying to make cake is fun).
Anyway, in my experience it's a turn on, not off. I've never got crap from guys but then I'm 6'3" and a rugby player, few people mouth off at me :p but girls are so far unanimously impressed, plus being able to cook for them on dates is great.

Apart from that though, cooking is damned useful, even if you're stretched with pasta or a bit of bacon it's better than nothing. Ever lived alone? If you don't know how to cook your food is gonna get unhealthy, fast. Not necessarily wrong in itself but if you've grown up with good food then I'm told it's not fun. My sister is a terrible cook and she really suffered. Luckily her boyfriend she now lives with is a great one!

So, your male friends are probably jealous (genuinely) and your female friends? No idea.
 

BehattedWanderer

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They must not be in a state to really appreciate a guy who can cook, or you need a bit more practice, friend. A guy who can cook, and cook to a girl's tastes, is one she'll keep around. It really doesn't matter what your bros think of you being able to cook, it matters what she thinks.

For reference, instead of going out to eat at a restaurant, meeting a girl at a coffee shop then setting up a dinner date where you cook for her has worked for me several times over. Important addendum: prepare three things: interesting drinks such as an Italian soda, a main course that is portioned well with a side or two, and a quick and light dessert for afterwards. Doing so is a fantastic way to set up a great impression, and gives you plenty to talk about, discussing interests, differences, hobbies, all of that. Beforehand, make sure you ask her about allergies, so that you don't accidentally kill her. That list bit is quite important.
 

aei_haruko

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MorsePacific said:
None of my friends can cook and I'm the only one with a girlfriend. What does that tell you?

In all honesty, my girlfriend really does love it when I cook for her and it's a pretty great experience when we cook together. So yeah, I'd say most girls probably would like for their guy to make them a meal every once in a while.
firt of all, I agree with you 100% my girlfriend loves it when i cook too, 2nd you icon is AMAZING
 

deadxero

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Love to cook, all my friends, wife, people love it... people like good food.

You're hanging around an odd bunch.
 

Paxsis

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From what I've noticed, guys seem to think it's wussy. Girls don't seem to care all that much, but when it comes to trying to court a lady, well...
 

Korolev

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Seneschal said:
I don't get it; what is so repulsive about being able to prepare food? Even at the most animalistic level, it's a fantastic survival skill. From a civilized viewpoint, it's practically a resume-worthy skill. Hell, put it right there with "speaks Spanish and Afrikaans". You'll be known as "the guy who brings those delicious canapés to the office". How is it manlier and more attractive to be incompetent, it makes no sense!
Exactly this: why is knowing how to cook a BAD thing? I don't know how to cook, but I wish I did. It's a life skill.

To all those who say: "durr, learnin' how to cook is a GIRL thing!", well, enjoy bad tasting meals whenever you cook for yourself. And if you don't know how to cook for yourself, you're at the mercy of other people's skills.

Most girls I've talked to simply don't care if a man can cook or not. A few view it as a bonus. I've never met a girl who said "ew, you can COOK!?"
 

Scizophrenic Llama

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Honestly, if I had a woman tell me that being able to competently prepare a meal is weak, I'd tell them to get in the kitchen and prepare me a sammich, since I shouldn't be able to do so for myself.

Semi-joking aside...

Do your own thing OP. Being able to cook a good meal should never be looked down on. They're just jealous that they can't cook and you can.
 

TornadoFive

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The ability to cook a meal is a valuable life skill. Anyone, regardless of gender, should find that attractive.

Clearly the girls you've been with wish to starve, or subside only on take-away for the rest of their lives. Or just need to mature a little. One of the two. :)
 

Caligulove

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I've never dated a game or known any girl friends of mine that didn't love or admire my ability to make my own dinner, even higher class dinner, from scratch. If someone thinks that a positive like the independence to feed yourself with good food is somehow a weakness, then you should educate them, or just not give a shit about that opinion they have, as you shouldnt have to stop because of that.
 

Dastardly

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Mister Benoit said:
Hell haven't you heard the saying:

"The way to a womans heart is through her stomach"

and you can definitely say that the other way around.
The way to a woman's stomach is... through her heart?
 

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TheDarkEricDraven said:
If I was a girl, I would love to have a boyfriend to cook. Actually, since I'm bigender, I might as well just say I would love to have a boyfriend to cook. I'm lazy =P
Bigender? You mean bisexual or hermaphrodite?
 

JaymesFogarty

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Fwee said:
Those people may mock, but they'll be mocking you through seven rolls of fat underneath their chin from all the Wendy's they pack into their mouths.
I'm sorry; is that a joke about cannibalism? Because as much as it did make me chortle, why 'Wendy's' in particular?
 

hermes

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Really? People give you a hard time because of it? They are either really inmature or haven't really thought about it.

Cooking is one of the most useful skill you can have.
 

Alrocsmash

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http://www.goonswithspoons.com/Main_Page

When most of you kids get older, you will understand that women are not cave slaves who cook and clean all the time. Cooking is not hard to learn. You dont have to be as skilled as a 5 star chef to impress a lady.

If a woman sees a man cooking as weak, she is a **** who probably has zero life ambition.
 

vxicepickxv

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There's a lesson about cooking in here somewhere.

http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/276/Man-Cooking
 

Klarinette

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I like when a man can cook. Sharing the kitchen while preparing a meal is a lot of fun :) Teamwork and shit.
 

katsumoto03

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I made that ***** some food. Bitches love food.

The females with which you had relations with are idiots. You are weak if you can't cook.