Giovanni Casanova
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2002
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- Hiding in Penkitten's Linen Closet
Re: AFS ALL OVER THE SITE
Actually, you're wrong. In my grandparents' case, my grandma cooked most of the time because my grandfather was in the Navy and was gone for long stretches... as a result, all of the household responsibilities (cooking, cleaning, mowing the lawn, fixing the furnace) were handled by my grandma. My grandpa may have been in command of many men at sea, but my grandma was in command at home, even when my grandpa was there.
My parents, married 26 years, have an equal partnership. Both of my parents cook, but if anything, my dad cooks more. Both of my parents worked, both did stuff around the house. There were no arguments about who did the cooking. If my dad felt like cooking, he would; if my mom felt like cooking, she would. If neither of them felt like cooking, they'd order pizza or something. If the day ever came when my father said "Cook me a steak now, subservient woman! Submit to me because I am man, the ruler of this abode!" it would be the last day my mom would ever cook him ANYTHING.
Why don't you go look that word up and tell me what it means.
Also, I don't agree with your belief that women are inferior to men.
It's humorous to me how you feel the need to specify how much of a DJ you are and how much of an AFC you're not over and over again in thread after thread.Originally posted by tiburon
Tiburon who loves cooking but its not an AFC
Originally posted by eyecandie4ya
GIO, you stated on another post that you had family members who were married in long-term relationships(30 years) ask them what kept them together so long? I'm sure the woman and the man weren't battling each other like the way they do know. The woman FOLLOWED him because he is suppose to lead the family.
Actually, you're wrong. In my grandparents' case, my grandma cooked most of the time because my grandfather was in the Navy and was gone for long stretches... as a result, all of the household responsibilities (cooking, cleaning, mowing the lawn, fixing the furnace) were handled by my grandma. My grandpa may have been in command of many men at sea, but my grandma was in command at home, even when my grandpa was there.
My parents, married 26 years, have an equal partnership. Both of my parents cook, but if anything, my dad cooks more. Both of my parents worked, both did stuff around the house. There were no arguments about who did the cooking. If my dad felt like cooking, he would; if my mom felt like cooking, she would. If neither of them felt like cooking, they'd order pizza or something. If the day ever came when my father said "Cook me a steak now, subservient woman! Submit to me because I am man, the ruler of this abode!" it would be the last day my mom would ever cook him ANYTHING.
catastrophobic
Why don't you go look that word up and tell me what it means.
Also, I don't agree with your belief that women are inferior to men.