6mo ago

Home cooking

81 comments

Be grateful that someone thought enough about me to make me diner. And perhaps casually suggest we join a cooking class together.
- That's not dinner, that's a health hazard.

Take the hint and start participating in housework and learn how to cook.
- I mean if the other partner goes to work and the other is at home, it's fair to expect the stay at home one to take on the burden of most housework imo.
  Full day of work and then your partner gives you shit about not cooking your own food? Fucking hell
  
  Where do you see it stated that she doesn't work? Maybe that's the best she can manage after a long day of work herself

Tell her she did great, but the chicken could be cooked a bit more.
- but that's just color of sauce
  drumsticks are barely visible
  
  Isn't that the skin? To me they look like they were boiled.

you shut the fuck up, eat, and next time, you do the cooking. Your girl is not at your service.
- ...the chicken is literally raw.
  I get the "respect partners as people" angle but you have to at least look at the image and the community
  
  I think it might be boiled.

I love the maliciously positive comments about this fake senario.
None of you would eat the salmonella chicken, no matter how much you respect your spouse.

The her to hospital because clearly she had a mental breakdown, stroke, trauma, what ever.

I'm married. I do most of the cooking anyway. My wife is banned from cooking chicken because of the last time. So... "<Wife's name>, we talked about this. No chicken. Let's go to the Mexican restaurant nearby tonight."
- I don't know what happened, so maybe I'm assuming too much, but wouldn't it be better for her to try again so that she can improve?
  
  It's not a real rule. More like a running joke, because she's had problems getting chicken dishes right more than anything else. It probably does not come across on a random comment on the Internet, but I do think it would be kinda crazy to actually have rules like that in a real relationship.