Francisco d'Anconia
Master Don Juan
Some of you guys just don't get it (women). The woman is a chef, she already knows how to cook (she's a chef) and probably enjoys what she does, it may even be one of her passions.
It isn't always the case that a woman wants you to do something for her when she makes a statement like that. In this case I think that all she wants is something to share between each other. Women call that 'intimacy.'
Guys, have you ever wished that your women could appreciate some of the things that you are passionate about (sports in particular). How many of you actually dated women that actually asked you to explain the Double Nickle Defense. Alright, that may be a stretch but you get where I am going.
I don't recall who brought up ideals of masculinity in this thread but they may have been onto something. So many times I see guys define themselves by society's idea of what it is to be a man. If we agreed with that, we wouldn't be on a site like this.
The whole idea is to be a man by your rules, your definition, your actions. How else will you differentiate yourself from the rest of the masses?
If a guy doesn't want to cook so be it, it's his decision. It's just a bit disconcerting that the decision is based on the ideas of the masses. If that held true for everything, we would succumb to the beliefs that men should pay for everything, women should stay home and keep house and there should not be any sex before marriage.
Scary, isn't it?
It isn't always the case that a woman wants you to do something for her when she makes a statement like that. In this case I think that all she wants is something to share between each other. Women call that 'intimacy.'
Guys, have you ever wished that your women could appreciate some of the things that you are passionate about (sports in particular). How many of you actually dated women that actually asked you to explain the Double Nickle Defense. Alright, that may be a stretch but you get where I am going.
I don't recall who brought up ideals of masculinity in this thread but they may have been onto something. So many times I see guys define themselves by society's idea of what it is to be a man. If we agreed with that, we wouldn't be on a site like this.
The whole idea is to be a man by your rules, your definition, your actions. How else will you differentiate yourself from the rest of the masses?
If a guy doesn't want to cook so be it, it's his decision. It's just a bit disconcerting that the decision is based on the ideas of the masses. If that held true for everything, we would succumb to the beliefs that men should pay for everything, women should stay home and keep house and there should not be any sex before marriage.
Scary, isn't it?