Do girls like men who can cook?

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Griffolion

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Considering that it's a sign that you are able to look after yourself (and thus a mate/offspring) I would say it's an attractive feature in a man. At least I hope so, I put some time in learning basic cooking tenets for this reason...
 

johnnnny guitar

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Trust me people like someone who can cook a good meal hell I suck at traditional cooking but give me some tongs and a Barbie and you've got yourself a 5 star meal
 

CommanderKirov

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I went on a month-long cooking class after loosing a bet.

I regret it up untill this day since every time me and my friends meet up. I'm the one that cooks stuff...
 

Kailara

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Does ANYONE like ANYONE who can cook?

It's a great skill to have and there is no shortage in how it can help ANYONE with a relationship, be it breakfast in bed, taking the responsibility out of another's hands when they're busy or have had a rough day... etc.

Honestly anyone who values good, marketable knowlege is completely bonkers. It's hating someone for a valuable skill.
 

Caffeinemancer

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Wow, really? Sounds a little to me like people are jealous that you can cook.

There are few things more attractive to me (a certified female, for the record), than a guy who can hold his own in the kitchen. Come to think of it, that's how my daughter happened. Hmm...
 

Cap'n Ninja

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Mister Benoit said:
"The way to a womans heart is through her stomach"
Actually it's more upwards through the duodenum. It depends on how you want to get there and the position she's in.
If she's a sleep, then your best bet is a powerful thrust downwards over the heart. You'll experience a lot of resistance, but if you've lined it up right, you should be able to slide between the ribs and then you just have the cartilage to get through. It's a lot of work to get through that, but if you're trying to murder a woman in her sleep by stabbing her through the heart, then that's the way to go.
What you really want to do though, is get the carotid artery on both sides, the heart is too well protected to be a good place to go.

OT: Cooking is a good thing. I can't think of a single reason why being able to cook would be a bad thing for a guy to be able to do.
I can cook perfectly well, so it's not necessarily a requirement, but if a potential suitor could, it certainly wouldn't lose him any points.
 

CATB320

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It's a useful skill to have, so I don't see why you wouldn't like someone who can cook.
 

FamoFunk

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I love Men who can cook. I Can cook myself, but really can't be arsed. IF you can do it instead, then perfect!
 

Ambi

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Chef uniforms are kind of hot somehow. Aesthetically, I mean. I don't go chasing chefs.

I wouldn't mind it it as long as they don't make me feel pathetic or cook meat for me or have cooking/doing practical things for me as their main expression of love, because that would be awkward. I also might still have a few shreds of that awkward adolescent stage where eating in front of guys was embarrassing. I find nothing romantic about eating.

Being able to cook well is generally a sign of being resourceful, switched on, somewhat discerning about presentation, and being able to use your hands. Most people tend not to find those things unattractive.
 

Atmos Duality

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Being able to cook hasn't helped my love life at all thus far.
Then again, the real life women I've met/dated have leaned towards the "psychotic" side so I'm guessing my conclusion is flawed based on the fact that I'm some sort of insanity magnet.
 

ZombieTeddy

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what kind of girlfriends and friends do you have? It's very attractive to me cause when I get a job I can't clean up after your messes so if you could do that yourself huge turn on in my opinion. :D. I'm sure it depends on the crowd...the one you're in doesn't support your gifts. Oh well I don't even know them =^-^=.
 

Rock 'n' Soul

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Oh my god, yes. It's a great way to pick up chicks, too. Instead of taking her out for a first date, you can invite her over to your place to cook her dinner. I mean, come on! Movie and a dinner at your place is a lot more fun, to me at least, than going out and spending a lot of money on what could be mediocre food and an even more mediocre movie!

I'm a woman, but food is just as much the way to my heart as any guy.
 

Le_Lisra

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Yes, yes they do.

At least those I know. :)

Learning to cook was the second best decision of my life so far. :D
 

Plurralbles

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I have the mentality that why the hell would one want to be incompetent at anything? Ought to celebrate ability.
 

Phantom9123

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I don't know why a girl would not like a guy who can cook..
My girlfriend absolutely loves that about me.. and most of my female friends think it's great..
It's actually a really good hook as well, asking a girl to come to your place to cook her a nice meal..
Works beautifully