Its great if they can, but its also fun if they cnat becayse you cna then teacch them. Cooking together and learning is great fun imo. Its hardly a deal breaker.

1. You might like love them
2. they could have a great soh.
3. good companion.
4. hot
5. generally likeable and respect them.
6 intelligent.

etc etc not cooking isnt a biggie in the scheme of things.

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Reply 24

XxKingSniprxX

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It isn't a problem for me as lately I've started meal prepping etc .*. we can meal prep together :heart:

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yes lol

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Original post by 999tigger

Its great if they can, but its also fun if they cnat becayse you cna then teacch them. Cooking together and learning is great fun imo. Its hardly a deal breaker.

1. You might like love them
2. they could have a great soh.
3. good companion.
4. hot
5. generally likeable and respect them.
6 intelligent.

etc etc not cooking isnt a biggie in the scheme of things.

Nope. I have certain requirements for someone to be interested in them, being able to cook/bake and enjoying it is one of them.

Reply 27

rayquaza17

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Yeah because I'm not the best at cooking either.

I'm currently seeing someone who's a fine dining chef, but I'm more of a frozen chicken nugget and chips girl haha. I love watching him cook though!

Reply 28

999tigger

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Original post by MLPforever

Nope. I have certain requirements for someone to be interested in them, being able to cook/bake and enjoying it is one of them.

Well great for you, but tbh if that was the only drawback, then id have fun learning to cook or teaching them. its a lot easier than it is to learn to cook or develop enjoyment for it than develop a likeable personality or any of the other aspects.

If you have your pick if people then great for you, but there are more importnat aspects of a person than cooking.

Reply 29

shawtyb

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i have been and i prefered it, that way i knew what i was getting to eat for dinner was edible

Reply 30

user382

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Original post by the bear

you should see my coq au vin :smug:

Rich and meaty I presume. :tongue:

Any secret ingredients? :wink:

Reply 31

evalilyXOX

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No it would not be a problem as i can't really cook either :colondollar:

Reply 32

user382

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Original post by whorace

I like teaching and I like cooking. If anything it would be fun, surely? Some people have no imagination :tongue:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Natural-Harvest-collection-semen-based-recipes/dp/1481227041

:wink:

Reply 33

username155270

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Original post by MLPforever

I personally couldn't be with someone who isn't able to cook. (Using premade sauces don't count)

Why's that important ?

Reply 34

phunky_fresh

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They just have to be willing to learn. One day I'll invite him over and be like '' you gon' learn today" and Bob's your uncle. Most of the guys I've dated know how to cook...only one of them actually cooked for me.

Reply 35

MLPforever

OP

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Original post by xobeauty

Why's that important ?

The reason why I couldn't be with someone who isn't able to cook is because I don't want to be responsible for feeding someone who is should be able to feed themselves. Cooking is a life skill.

Reply 36

whorace

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Original post by stefano865

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Natural-Harvest-collection-semen-based-recipes/dp/1481227041

:wink:

Those comments are brilliant :lol:

Reply 37

username471863

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Yes because I happen to be an excellent cook :biggrin:

Of course it would be nice to be treated to a home cooked meal at times but it's hardly the end of the world if I can't have that because my own cooking will make up for it.