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| Topic: Cooking for your date. How big a deal??? | |
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As a general rule, I don't like my dates to be set on fire or blown up, so I'm not cooking anything. I'm legally barred from being within 100 feet of a stove in 22 states and Puerto Rico.   After about the second or third date...yeah i don't mind cooking at all, i think the first date or two, though, should be ,more about talking than cooking. |
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I enjoy cooking so I wouldn't mind cooking for a date, although would not nearly put the same amount of time or effort as if it was someone I was in a relationship with....
And Men that can cook, oooooh dreamy, cause I think I remember one guy cooking me spaghetti for breakfast because that's all he could cook.... |
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unless it's breakfast
by then you've broken the ice, so to speak |
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burn that chit for her while you're trying to be impressive and tell me it's not a big deal
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Lmao, if she don't like the food I cooked for her...Yes, it's a big deal...because if she don't like it, I'm spitting in it the next time!
J/K 
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The last time a date cooked dinner for me I thought it was very sweet and I was impressed.
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