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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]My mom barely cooked once I was a teen.[/b] It was just me and my older brother at home. It don't recall it bothering me and if I asked her to make something in particular she might. What I do remember as a teen girl is always being on some sort of diet and not likely to have eaten the meals my mom made anyway or just pick at them. I remember lots of trips to the salad bar at Giant for dinner back then.[/quote] OP here. PP, was there a reason that she stopped cooking? I'm not sure if it bothers the DD, I think she is so use to doing everything on her own, that she just accepts it. The last time that I recall her asking her mother to cook, her mom made such a big deal about it (she didn't want to get off of FB). It was sad actually. A few months ago, I did ask the mom why she stopped cooking and she said "I do cook", so I said "really, I never see you cooking. I'm the 1st one home and I stay in the kitchen/dining room until I go to bed, so I would see her cooking, and then she gave me some excuse about me being in the kitchen cooking. I was like, "so what, there is plenty of space for both of us to cook meals for our families." Oh well. Anyway, I will just start cooking extra food so her DD can eat, especially when her mom hasn't provided groceries. [/quote]
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