Anonymous
12/05/2016 23:18
Subject: Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cooking is a marketable skill. If millennial women want to fetch a high-value man, they ought to shore up those kitchen skills. And no, Blue Apron doesn't make you a good cook.
My fondest desire as a Gen Xer is that my daughter does not "fetch" anyone with this Eisenhower-era mindset.
bitter and divorced dried up neither regions
I never tire of the cranky MRA dudes who type out insults from their moms' basements.
It's always the same thing: woman indicates she doesn't want to be treated like a servant and reactionary douche says this is un-womanly, bitter, and un-sexy.
Nope. Women like me are your worst nightmare, buddy. I'm a fit, slender marathon runner who loves sex and whose spouse knows damned well this isn't 1954 and I'm not here to make him feel like the king of his castle. I'm your worst nightmare because I won't be treated like crap and I know damned well I don't have to be treated like crap in order to be with a man. Cavemen are scared shitless that other women will realize they have choices.
My kid is going to have high standards for herself as I do for myself, and a loser caveman does not meet those standards.
Anonymous
12/05/2016 21:42
Subject: Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:I guess I must be worthless. I don't cook - my DH does all the cooking and the grocery shopping. And I let him know - all the time - how much I appreciate that he does that for the family.
But I do a hell of a job gardening, and if you need something fixed, I'm your gal!
You realize he's scoping out all the MILFS at Safeway, right?
Anonymous
12/05/2016 19:00
Subject: Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cooking is a marketable skill. If millennial women want to fetch a high-value man, they ought to shore up those kitchen skills. And no, Blue Apron doesn't make you a good cook.
Shhhhhh. Don't worry, we are. It's just that you're not a high-value man, which is why you're not meeting us.
Exactly. lol
Anonymous
12/05/2016 18:53
Subject: Re:Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:I understand you OP. Having had 4 worthless daughters in law, good luck finding what you're looking for.
If I listed everything their women couldn't/wouldn't do we'd be here all day. You're going to have to do for yourself. I have never in my life seen such highly educated women be so damn dumb and lazy. They are only good for a paycheck.
You should have married your children. You seem like the perfect fit for them.
Anonymous
12/05/2016 18:46
Subject: Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cooking is a marketable skill. If millennial women want to fetch a high-value man, they ought to shore up those kitchen skills. And no, Blue Apron doesn't make you a good cook.
My fondest desire as a Gen Xer is that my daughter does not "fetch" anyone with this Eisenhower-era mindset.
bitter and divorced dried up neither regions
Anonymous
12/05/2016 18:45
Subject: Re:Ex fiancée was such a good cook. Is it impossible to find another 25-35yo woman w kitchen skills?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I understand you OP. Having had 4 worthless daughters in law, good luck finding what you're looking for.
If I listed everything their women couldn't/wouldn't do we'd be here all day. You're going to have to do for yourself. I have never in my life seen such highly educated women be so damn dumb and lazy. They are only good for a paycheck.
Only good for a paycheck, and bearing children presumably? Are your sons good for anything other than paychecks? Do tell.