L0velyn:
potential boyfriends material..

AgbenuAnna:
no big deal but at least know how to make noodles so that you will be able to help when am weak to cook

Mizzdee123:
Perfect... So he can appreciate it whenever I cook.

Mizzdee123:
Perfect... So he can appreciate it whenever I cook.

Friendzone:


You mean you'll eat noodles when you're weak?

L0velyn:
potential boyfriends material..

Mizzdee123:
Perfect... So he can appreciate it whenever I cook.

heayernu56:
bad comment

AgbenuAnna:
lol no at least make for me *but thankGod he is a great cook*love his vegetable soup*

Friendzone:

oops, you're married?

rawpadgin:
some guys are so lazy that they can't even prepare noodles

honestly, there is hardly a meal i can't prepare

i don't joke with my stomach

Friendzone:
Is it endearing, because he's old-school? Pathetic? Or totally cool?


Here are the opinions of some ladies :

#1. It's cool, I'll cook Myself

"I'm the Julia Child, and it doesn't bug me at all! We each have our strengths and hobbies. Cooking just happens to be one of mine." — Sabrina, 27

"I'm an aspiring Julia Child, and Kyle really didn't know how to cook so I've been teaching him. He made us dinner the other night and he can make lasagna and bake cookies by himself. He needs help sometimes, but he's willing to learn and try, which is very important. If he didn't care and just ate pizza every day or expected me to cook every time, it'd be a deal-breaker. I also don't blame him for it because his parents never bothered to teach him." —Amanda, 26


#2. We don't cook anyways

"Totally 100 percent cool if he can't cook because I live in New York and eat out or order in, anyway. But if he wants to cook, that is nice! That would be a nice but completely unnecessary bonus." — Jennifer, 27

"My husband and I both do not know how to cook. We have come to accept this and have a great relationship with Seamless.(Fast food)" —Randi, 35


#3. If He doesn't cook, it's no big deal

"I've enjoyed many good meals prepared by my lovers, and I am a competent cook as well. But some of my very important relationships have been with men who don't cook or shouldn't cook. Everybody in my family is a good cook, so I'd rather he doesn't cook if he's bad at it." — Tracy, 37

"No biggie. I can cook, or we can order in or go out. And he can always pick up a thing or two as we go." —Sarah, 36


#4. It's all about learning and making an effort

"My husband lived on bachelor chow before we met: top ramen, hot dogs, cereal. When we started dating and I started cooking real food, he took an interest in learning and now I'd say he cooks about 20 percent of our dinners." — Colleen, 30

"He has to be able to cook at least SOMETHING or be willing to suck at it trying." —Jen, 36


#5. He has to be able to cook, No exceptions!

"If a guy is over the age of 29 and can't cook for himself, at least a few meals, it's just sad." —Kate, 31

"It was cute when we were dating. Not so cute anymore!" —Kelsey, 33


Ladies, what do you think?, let Us into your heads , I work hard in life so as to enable me get some things I don't have!! (I hate cooking as a guy and I just can't cook. I can't even boil water for tea, talk much more of noddles).i rather get food from an eatry for decade(s),than cook even for once.
Not to pleasant sha

heayernu56:

whack comment