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No arguments here.
The only thing that furrows my brow are professional women or career girls in training (better known as "Villanova girls" locally)... who think sites like eHarmony need to include screening options for potential dates based on a potential mate's financial picture, including credit score. While I think information as private as that should be disclosed within a relationship before "THE Commitment" and you come to an agreement or part ways over it; it is totally repugnant to insist on this before courting someone. Of course, these girls come back with "Look, I just know I don't want a guy who is going to be at work all the time and I've got my life and don't want to struggle to pay bills, you know?" That sounds genuine, but I've dated girls like this and know it's a huge load of crap. What better way to ensure a sad and potentially nasty divorce down the road than to be a superficial golddigging b-eye-tee-cee-ache up front, no? Quote:
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05-23-2008, 11:04 AM
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The "do you cook" thing is superfluous if you visit where he lives--then there is no need to ask. Trashy apartment == deal breaker. Not only does he want you to cook (or order the pizza/takeout), but you need to figure your way both the Hoover you push around and the other kind. Here's a little secret from a guy who dated women and also has a shoulder to cry on for girls who are dating: a lot of these requirements can be waived. Girls change their minds as often as they chance shoes. If you're really hawt, they won't care if you can't cook. If she's attracted enough that she wants you... a lot of your other personal flaws will get overlooked and she'll take the damaged goods because they're a "steal".
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Lol, that's funny. A guy getting offended about being asked whether or not he can cook. Women have been putting up with that bullcrap for centuries.
You can't cook, can you? It's okay, some woman out there will still love you. I'm sure there's lots of them. 
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I never understand why some guys don't know how to cook. It is a basic freaking survival skill. Cooking isn't hard at all. You don't have to cook exotic stuff all of the time to be a good cook. If you know how to grill properly you can make a bunch of food that tastes good.
My roommates and I are pretty good at cooking. In fact, I don't know of a single female our age who cooks better than we do at our house. They are always impressed when they come to an all guys house and have one of the best meals they have had in months.
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There is another angle about cooking all men should consider.
You know that no one spit in your food.
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06-01-2008, 11:21 AM
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Does it say anything negative about me that I find this thread highly arousing?
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