maynia:


There is more to marriage that just loving!

Don't push your opinion on others, why being so excessive?

chiefqueen:

"There's more to marriage than just loving "
Food?
Okay o!

maynia:


Alot is involve
Money is involve
Attitude is involve
Food is involve

You will be marrying someone for LIFE
Are you gonna tell me you will still have that love for your man after 10/15 years

Be true to yourself

chiefqueen:

You're saying that somehow the love is gonna fade?
But the fact that she can cook will keep you two together?
You don't believe in love, admit it.

DanDeeBoss:
Me wey be guy lock up learn how to cook talk less.... That's the highest I can do.... I fit dey put her through in the course of her learning,that's if I no dey busy

Wuraola01:




Interesting

Hehehe

Chenzee:
I can vividly recollect, during my university days how beans(cowpea) and garri were so popular in the male hostel. Meanwhile, provision shops prefer to stock more than half of their shops with indomie (noodles) without any sceptism. These shop owners know very well that these noodles will be devoured completely by none other than those in the female hostels.
A friend of mine visited his girlfriend come fiancee several times in her house, and was always welcomed with garnished noodles and chilled soft drinks. It continued for their two years of courtship. Anytime he asks why she isn't cooking any other food, she says it's because she has been busy all through the day.
If he tells her to cook a special delicacy, she spends the whole day cooking and then serves him with a delicious and palatable rubbish (tasteless meal).
I told him that I can only marry a woman who can cook exceptionally well, and can also cook meals I can't cook (especially my traditional meals). I told him that I will be so proud to invite anyone to my house.
They ( My friend and his fiancee) are preparing to get married soon, though they haven't fixed a date yet.
I need your candid and unbiased advice. Thanks.

DanDeeBoss:
Hehehe

Wuraola01:




Lol. So you can cook well

Husband material. 1k yards

I still have my flaws na....Though working on them... Husband material?? See as my head expand...

chiefqueen:

Cho Cho Cho until you fall in love
You want to tell me that if you meet someone now, fall for her, and you propose to her, then you find out she can't cook you'd break up with her?
Easier said than done man, easier said than done. Unless you're not marrying for love.

DanDeeBoss:
I still have my flaws na....Though working on them... Husband material?? See as my head expand...

Wuraola01:





Yeah, everyone has.

Lol,don't let ur head swell too much sha

Chenzee:
I can vividly recollect, during my university days how beans(cowpea) and garri were so popular in the male hostel. Meanwhile, provision shops prefer to stock more than half of their shops with indomie (noodles) without any sceptism. These shop owners know very well that these noodles will be devoured completely by none other than those in the female hostels.
A friend of mine visited his girlfriend come fiancee several times in her house, and was always welcomed with garnished noodles and chilled soft drinks. It continued for their two years of courtship. Anytime he asks why she isn't cooking any other food, she says it's because she has been busy all through the day.
If he tells her to cook a special delicacy, she spends the whole day cooking and then serves him with a delicious and palatable rubbish (tasteless meal).
I told him that I can only marry a woman who can cook exceptionally well, and can also cook meals I can't cook (especially my traditional meals). I told him that I will be so proud to invite anyone to my house.
They ( My friend and his fiancee) are preparing to get married soon, though they haven't fixed a date yet.
I need your candid and unbiased advice. Thanks.

chiefqueen:

Cho Cho Cho until you fall in love
You want to tell me that if you meet someone now, fall for her, and you propose to her, then you find out she can't cook you'd break up with her?
Easier said than done man, easier said than done. Unless you're not marrying for love.

Valerie47:
Your own problem is sex.

DanDeeBoss:
Lol....Highest, I'd enrol her into catering school.... I'd prefer she tells me earlier, even before wedding...

PrettySleek:
Ok. Most men will say they can't marry a woman that can't cook, which is fine. I have no problem with it at all! Everybody has what they can and can't do without so who am I to say otherwise? Dfferent strokes for different folks,but as for me, I can't marry a man that cannot cook or some house chores, I feel it's a sign of laziness. If we are dating and I discover it, he will learn how to do them, not just for me but for the entire family. What if I travel and I leave him with the children, what if I am sick? What if I am on duty? Does it mean he would starve? That's bad. All parents should teach their children how to do these things to avoid stories that touch. No woman would use food to punish my brother or my son. Marriage na partnership o! Help your spouse in their responsibilities, it would improve your marriage, I can't allow my husband to provide for the family alone it might be overwhelming sometimes, no be slavery! He should also do the same for me. That's love.

MannieA:
I cannot enter my husband's house without knowing how to cook like a pro. imma treat him like a king..pump him with food..lolll