A friend posted proudly 'got my husband to cook after 10 years' on her FB page. Plethora of likes, and comments as mushy as 'awwwww', 'so cute' followed and it got me thinking - does any man post about his wife cooking for him daily 3 times at least, and on Sundays it can go up to 4-5 times as well since the heavy ass snacks are too much in demand that day.
Sample this, when a man cooks - he is a great husband, and when woman is cooking then its usual part of the day. I'm not saying that men should cook food every day, I'm also not saying that women shouldn't cook all days. All I’m saying is that running a house is a joint responsibility. If a woman cooks it should be appreciated - not taken like a job she was supposed to do without any hangups - similarly when a man cooks it should be respected that's all, not glorified like winning a warfront.
Am I thinking too much about this cooking session? What say guys?
Sample this, when a man cooks - he is a great husband, and when woman is cooking then its usual part of the day. I'm not saying that men should cook food every day, I'm also not saying that women shouldn't cook all days. All I’m saying is that running a house is a joint responsibility. If a woman cooks it should be appreciated - not taken like a job she was supposed to do without any hangups - similarly when a man cooks it should be respected that's all, not glorified like winning a warfront.
Am I thinking too much about this cooking session? What say guys?
3 comments:
Post retirement , I have all the time to indulge in everything I may like including cooking . But my wife , a cleanliness freak won't allow me in the kitchen for the fear that I will spoil her kitchen . So I am hardly to blame if I do not cook .
@Aarkay - Thank god for your tribe of men who want to pitch in to household chores happily.
@Aarkay - Thank god for your tribe of men who want to pitch in to household chores happily.
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