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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by moonlight bouncing off water: [QB] Hey Kotori, You're definantly not over-reacting. I personally think that cooking is a HUGE job sometimes, especially on an ongoing basis. Pile that on top of the associations that you have with cooking and that makes for one awful chore, and a daily one at that. How often do you want to cook, not considering what your boyfriend wants? This really needs to be something you're happy with, and feeling like you have to do something everyday if it isn't something you want to be doing seems pretty darn restricting. EDIT as an aside, at my house, my parents (a mom and a dad) split the cooking up prettu evenly based on who has the energy that night. If course, My sister and I help too sometimes. So, despite the traditional gender role, rest assured that not every household conforms to that stereotype! [/QB][/QUOTE]

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