When the wife brings you dinner because you're working late

[TwistParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

One of the main focus points of early feminism was refuseing to cook for men. Its more than just lazyness.They considered it submissive and wernt going to do it any more on princaple.

Agreed 100%. The pervasive and virulent avoidance of cooking by modern women has to be a hive directive. I never understood how anyone could not have some passion about preparing food.

The guys I fish with, golf with, work with – almost all of them at least fancy themselves competent in the kitchen. Nobody talks about this like drudgery, its just another sport. One to improve at, and one to take pride in.

The women I know (the under-55 women)? Maybe 10% have some interest in cooking. And so many of the 90% seem to take a bizarre pride in “I don’t cook”.

Why did we ever swallow (no pun intended) this as a normal course of things?

Useless f~~~ing creatures…

[Mr. CrowleyParticipant 384]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

You can’t be serious.

Enjoy being bent over in friend of the c~~~ when she rapes you for your money, house, cars and freedom while she rides a different CHAD every week!

Dude will probably go back and look at these posts like “but i love her…” and cry like a BITCH!

Lmfao thats funny. Weak dick here is going to get what he deserves. Lets hope he learns the hard lessons, takes the red pill and chases it with something strong, and becomes a strong MGTOW brother.

We will welcome him with open arms let me tell you.

Punks- Not Feeling Lucky Since 1971

[BeerParticipant 11832]

Twist wrote:

The women I know (the under-55 women)? Maybe 10% have some interest in cooking. And so many of the 90% seem to take a bizarre pride in “I don’t cook”.

Haha I dated a chick for a while that used to talk about what an awesome cook she was constantly. In 6 months of dating she made tacos once, and frozen meatb~~~~ once. I even dragged her grocery shopping with me a few times thinking maybe she’d throw some s~~~ in the cart and cook something awesome if I was paying as I knew she didn’t have a lot of cash, but nah, that didn’t even work.

[ConstantineParticipant 4420]

I bet that feminists would look at this gesture and probably still consider it too much work on her part.

I can just imagine them saying, “Let the man look after himself. He chose to work late. She shouldn’t have to go to the trouble of bringing him food. What a slave she is.”

Dude that’s not even a meal. It’s a snack. Does this woman have any idea how big a man’s appetite can be, especially after a hard day that sees him working late? If she’s going to get him takeout (with his money, probably) she could’ve at least gotten him something filling. Since when were a few nuggets a meal?

When I was working late in my old job, my sister would sometimes bring me a pizza and chips. The difference was that it would be a large pizza, and she also had the consideration to phone me ahead of time and ask what I felt like. She’d say, “I’m bringing you food, what would you like?” Pizza would usually be the answer, but she’d still always check. She’d also pay for it with her money, and refuse the offer whenever I suggested paying her back.

If that woman had done this, I might be an ounce more impressed. As it is, it’s just another example of what everybody does in this generation – celebrate mediocrity.

To see what is in front of one's nose requires a constant struggle. -Orwell

[Mr. CrowleyParticipant 384]

Constantine wrote:

As it is, it’s just another example of what everybody does in this generation – celebrate mediocrity.

X2

In my experience we are some of the very few that see this phenomenon.

Punks- Not Feeling Lucky Since 1971

[BadgerParticipant 2277]

When working on my family history, there was a story in it about how the women over a hundred years ago prepared a full hot meal, packed it in a wagon and delivered it to their husbands and the men working at a distant worksite. They did it not once, but every day until that project was finished. And women wonder why men today don’t want to get married.

[Anonymous 54]

Part of my younger days were spent in Itilain culture. The old Women would cook all day. Men were not allowed in “their” kitchen. They took pride in it. It was the only time in my life I had enough to eat. Man I miss those days.

[Cap285Participant 6007]

Anonymous wrote:

Cap285 wrote:

MG-ɹǝʍoʇ wrote:

Cap285 wrote:

Women have all the domestic skills of a f~~~ing a donkey.

Fixed^^^, the “a” was out of place!

You don’t have to thank me Cap, just doing my part.

Sick Little Monkey

Yea, so what? Who gives a f~~~?

ChauvinistPig wrote:

That’s as good as it gets for most modern women’s culinary c~~~linary skills.

Fixed!^^^^^^^

My shingles in VT costed $45 a bundle and 4 bundles to a square (10×10 ft square) I know, you metric-ians look at us strange and rightfully so, Yards? Bushels? Feet? Squares? what do want from me? I crossed over to your side the day I/we decided to make our own plant food, litres, ml, meters, grams pr. mol, all meshes and divides into each other seamlessly.

Our forefathers were a bunch of plantation farmers, they wanted to keep it simple! And these days it has tactical advantage as we keep sliding back to the stone age.

UG!

That looks like the one that liked my aunt when we were at the zoo.

Fuck this planet.

[TwistParticipant]

Beer wrote:

Haha I dated a chick for a while that used to talk about what an awesome cook she was constantly. In 6 months of dating she made tacos once, and frozen meatb~~~~ once. I even dragged her grocery shopping with me a few times thinking maybe she’d throw some s~~~ in the cart and cook something awesome if I was paying as I knew she didn’t have a lot of cash, but nah, that didn’t even work.

Oh – I know this one too. Not the xW, she was pathetic at any kitchen activity. But the rebound – she would go on and on how “everyone” loved her delicious food. I heard this as I cooked meal after meal after meal. Then I was gifted with her famous “Jewish Noodles”. Boiled egg noodles which got topped with some grated cheese and butter. WTF? This is like pounding your chest over nuking some popcorn.

I have some “older” friends – 60+. Their wives can all cook, and they know the secret of making a $100 meal out of $20 of ingredients. This is a skill that seems lost forever.

[TwistParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

Part of my younger days were spent in Itilain culture. The old Women would cook all day. Men were not allowed in “their” kitchen. They took pride in it. It was the only time in my life I had enough to eat. Man I miss those days.

Sage,

Did you also experience the women who cooked, refusing to sit at the table? Standing and observing that everyone else was fed and happy before they even thought of sitting down?

“Grandma, would you sit down already???”

“In due time.”

[Anonymous 54]

Twist wrote:

Old Sage wrote:

Part of my younger days were spent in Itilain culture. The old Women would cook all day. Men were not allowed in “their” kitchen. They took pride in it. It was the only time in my life I had enough to eat. Man I miss those days.

Sage,

Did you also experience the women who cooked, refusing to sit at the table? Standing and observing that everyone else was fed and happy before they even thought of sitting down?

“Grandma, would you sit down already???”

“In due time.”

They didnt take the aprin off. Oh Brother the food I ate! But you cant refuse! You have to eat! Every house you go to, more food! Im a scrawny ass so they took it as a chalnge to fatten me up!

Funny, this is bring tears to my eyes thinking back to it. Awalt yes. But back in the day women held up their end of the bargan. Took pride in there role, took joy in seeing Men well fed. I look at that plate of f~~~ing nugget crap f~~~ing garbage and I cry.
How far women have fallen. Empty shells of what they once were. A shame.

[Binary LogicParticipant 2351]

Twist wrote:

Sage,

Did you also experience the women who cooked, refusing to sit at the table? Standing and observing that everyone else was fed and happy before they even thought of sitting down?

“Grandma, would you sit down already???”

“In due time.”

WHOA. That was something I experienced and did whilst in the Military… but.. I had no idea women used to do that..

Funny, isn't it? How women thrive on a mans time, attention and resources, while simultaneously telling him he isn't enough...

[Prefer Peace to PieceParticipant 10809]

Anonymous wrote:

One of the main focus points of early feminism was refuseing to cook for men. Its more than just lazyness.They considered it submissive and wernt going to do it any more on princaple.

Old Sage-

Thanks. I never really understood why women refused to cook. I think you brought up a good point. Women consider cooking to be submissive and they refuse to do it on principle.
So they would prefer to let their husbands starve because God knows they are “equal”.
If I were crazy enough to spend time with a woman, the moment she refused to cook she would be on the sidewalk.

[Dashing Young DissidentSpectator]

Us men just want blowjobs, a good f~~~, and a decent cooked f~~~ing meal a day. Too much to ask isn’t it bitches?

[Dashing Young DissidentSpectator]

My first ex couldn’t cook to save her life. Her food tasted revolting and she then would cook chicken and rice every day for 2 years. It tasted foul.

My 2nd ex was always ‘too tired’ or ‘too busy’ to cook anything. Never went grocery shopping. Never got off her fat ass to exercise etc. When she actually bothered cooking me dinner it was a huge f~~~ing effort for her.

They are useless pieces of s~~~.

[Anonymous 54]

Prefer Peace to Piece wrote:

Old Sage wrote:

One of the main focus points of early feminism was refuseing to cook for men. Its more than just lazyness.They considered it submissive and wernt going to do it any more on princaple.

Old Sage-

Thanks. I never really understood why women refused to cook. I think you brought up a good point. Women consider cooking to be submissive and they refuse to do it on principle.
So they would prefer to let their husbands starve because God knows they are “equal”.
If I were crazy enough to spend time with a woman, the moment she refused to cook she would be on the sidewalk.

subserviant was the word I was looking for. Thats there take on it. So is it subserviant when Im, mowing the lawn, cleaning the gutters, changing the oil.. In the mean time we have learned how to cook. By girls! We dont want you. WE DONT NEED YOU!

[FunInTheSunParticipant 8283]

If she made some roasted chicken with Rice-a-roni or some meatloaf, that would be worth praising. But pre-made chicken nuggets? I could just go to McDonald’s for that. Then, when he finally gets home, she’ll be too tired for sex. Expectations have to be low if you’re planning to marry spoiled, entitled women.

"I saw that there comes a point, in the defeat of any man of virtue, when his own consent is needed for evil to win-and that no manner of injury done to him by others can succeed if he chooses to withhold his consent. I saw that I could put an end to your outrages by pronouncing a single word in my mind. I pronounced it. The word was ‘No.’" (Atlas Shrugged)

[KillmandrillParticipant 497]

channel-z wrote:

Maybe next week she’ll bring him a cup of instant ramen noodles. He’ll have to add his own hot water, though.

Been part of a group of people that ran a club together, in the 90ies, we had a so called people´s kitchen every Tuesday. Each week someone else would cook. I did it quite a couple of times, people were happy with what I did. It always was like 20 to 40 portions we would sell on an evening. The meals were cheap about 2.50€ for a soup/appetizer, a main course and a desert. Sometimes groups cooked or sometimes a single person.
The age there varied from 15 to 45 years. So one day a group of young girls wanted to cook, 3 of them between 15 and 17 y.o.,. I was there because I had to open the place for them and clean up before the guests came.
Their meal consisted of a packet soup, a rice dish (actually canned peas and carrots with rice) and a bought cup of pudding for dessert.
Believe it or not, the girls asked me how to cook a boil in bag rice, when they asked I really had to laugh hard, and I asked them what they would eat at home, they replied they had microwave dishes at home….., they´ve been latchkey children just like me, just from a different generation.
I went to the kitchen once, while they were cooking, to figure they not only put salt in the water with the bags of rice, they also put all the seasonings in there like pepper and herbs..( floating on the boiling water)
It was the last time they cooked, all other people there, just like me, would make their meals from scratch and we sold everything.

Nice avatar @DYD have a t-shirt with that logo…

Ah, women. They make the highs higher and the lows more frequent. Friedrich Nietzsche

[Anonymous 11]

I’m single and live alone. I can cook tasty, nutritious dinners in no time flat. I generally refuse to consume processed foods.

I once witnessed one c~~~ trying to cook fries. She poured cold oil into the pan and tossed in the potatoes then turned on the heat. That’s not how it’s done unless nasty soggy fries are your thing.

The only women I know that can actually cook are all over 70, and they enjoy doing it too. This is probably why we have so many land whales these days. I agree it is a form of rebellion with women. They take a sick pride in it. Everyone should know the basics of cooking.

[mgtow_85Participant 752]

Eyeswideopen wrote:

He better get use to that type of a meal.

After the divorce raping comes, that’s about all he will be able to afford. Plus, since he loves it so much, the courts will proclaim that this is an acceptable standard of living.

He’d be able to afford CHICKEN NUGGETS after a divorce???
But those are costing around $4 a bag!!!
Well…MAYBE if the ex-wife felt a little sorry for him and took pity on him and ONLY took 80 percent of his take-home pay instead of 90, it would be possible. As for take-out meals from McDonald’s, give me a f~~~ing break. THAT would be for RICH people!!!
Nothing but Ramen noodles and those tiny cans of Vienna sausages and 80-cent cans of ravioli for YOU.

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