Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

[jb12780]

Haven't done much cooking, but since Im getting a house off campus next year, I plan on a cooking A TON. Cheaper, healthier, and the female factor as well. Plus i have a full range of meals learned from the parents (father cooks in the firehouse all time).

Im no relationship expert, but IMO on the first date, meal from scratch > going out for dinner.

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[SmashMan]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

I can cook...and bake. I'm really not manly at all. :o

[ProfessaPackMan]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

Learn something new everyday because I never thought this stereotype existed also lol.

I've learned how to cook all the cajun dishes my mom knows.

It's already paid off with one chick.

Good food and chicks? Nothing more manlier then that.

This is what I'm trying to perfect now. I can cook any other kinds of Soul Food but cooking Cajun Food, yeah I definitely have had a few issues with that haha.

[jyoung]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

Cooking is an essential skill for everyone to learn, regardless of gender.

Living off prebought/prepackaged meals is more expensive and more unhealthy than making your own meals.

Additionally, being able to cook will score you bonus points with the ladies.



I suggest starting with something simple like Tacos/Spaghetti/Hamburgers. Ground beef is cheap to buy, filling to eat, and easy to cook. All you need is a frying pan and a stove.

[JBH3]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

I love to cook and will kick your ***. lol I make such better tasting food than my wife and create more variety that I almost have to cook anyways lol.

[brett the jet favre]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

Hell no, i cook great, and my women loves my cookin, and when my womens happy.. lets just say so am i.

[Dog]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

Actually the opposite

[12]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

No.

I wish I could cook.

I have a nice grill and can't even grill my own steaks or burgers... Usually have someone else do it for me.

That's sinful!

[Colts18]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

No, that is dumb. Whoever said that should be smacked.

It makes you less of a man if you have to sit and wait for a woman to have to cook for you each and every time you want to eat.

[JBH3]

No, that is dumb. Whoever said that should be smacked.

It makes you less of a man if you have to sit and wait for a woman to have to cook for you each and every time you want to eat.

That logic is dumbfounding right? You are more of a man when u have to wait for them to cook you something?! Rather than taking and doing what u want.

[armistead]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

No. I actually like to cook. It helps me relieve the stress of the day by focusing on preparing the meal. Now, if I could only get my wife or kids to clean up after I cook....

[BatsareBugs]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

Cooking does not make you a ma...

[DaveDQ]

Re: Do you feel that if a guy knows how to cook that it makes him less "manly"?

I cook almost every night of the week. I built a brick oven in our backyard because I love cooking pizza. Cooking our evening meals is something I look forward to every day.

There is not much that compares to pouring a glass of wine or my favorite beer and making a meal.