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July 23, 2025
If someone cooks dinner for you, I hope you radiate appreciation like this.
A little something from TikTok:
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I usually stick with "thank you". But it's sincere.
Actually, more "thank you, sweetheart".
I see this guy has the fashionable ripped jeans.
Phil: You know what’s terrible I can’t get my tongue in there
Claudia: Not with that attitude
Somebody Feed Phil S8 EP1
IF my wife cooked like that I would be just as appreciative, But her strengths lie in other areas and I love her for that.
I am the cook in our household.
Old Salty Marine
@BamaSaltyMarine
While the Wife and I were on vacation, a guy asked me if I was retired.
I replied, "I'm my Wife's sexual advisor."
Somewhat shocked he said, "What do you mean by that?"
Very simple I replied, "My Wife told me that when she wants my fuckin’ advice she'll ask for it!”
Does he help her clean up?
she forgot the utensils. and the steak knife. tho - that thing looks tender. mmmm.
I hope he was able to dance her into the moonlight!
It’s the opening of a Hitchcock movie. She’s plotting to kill her husband with atherosclerosis and diabetes. You can never trust a woman.
(If you have split personalities, you can cook the meal and appreciate the chef too!)
He didn't want the salad, you could tell from his eyes... but he was appreciative and took some and will eat it!
(this is kinda the opposite video of your viewing meade's potato harvest last week...)
There are your 1,000 orgasms right there. Nothing to be ashamed about.
I am the cook in our household.
Yep.
My wife and I alternated cooking dinner every other night. It was a very satisfactory arrangement.
I cook. She cleans. We're happy. We're good at what we do, and we like what we do.
Those are some good lookin' steaks!
When we were first married we cooked together. When his earning potential skyrocketed and my fertility more or less did the same, I took over almost all cooking and cleaning. Not sure how it's going to work in retirement.
But you know what bugs me? On that Based Camp podcast someone here introduced, at the end of many episodes, that dickweed Malcolm asks, "So, what am I having for dinner tonight?" And Simone starts to tell him his choices (WHY does he have CHOICES?), and then he interrupts and says he wants something entirely different. SHUT UP AND EAT WHAT YOU'RE GIVEN. It's insufficient to tell her breezily, "Love ya to death, Simone!" when you are clearly underappreciative of her contributions to your life.
Oh my God, that was our house back in the 60s. My dad worked an office job. He was no hillbilly. Oh, but he grew up with hillbillies!
He’d throw on that hillbilly charm too, at dinner.
Classic!
NoOw show us a TikTok video of what Meghan cooks up in her magic kitchen, for The Artist formerly known as Prince Andrew. Oh, too bad - Netflix just cancelled their contract.
When I was very young, on two occasions, beautiful women made dinner for me, without any prompting. I was an idiot, and had no idea what that meant. I married the third woman who did that, and we have been married for 42 years. I guess I figured it out.
Joe Bar said..."When I was very young, on two occasions, beautiful women made dinner for me, without any prompting. I was an idiot, and had no idea what that meant."
Similar story here. Youth is wasted on the young, that's for sure.
I can relate. Hard labor all day, still in my torn pants but put on a clean shirt, and someone has cooked my favorite meal. I’d offer a slow dance (but I would shower first). Thank you!
Thinking about it further…the Thank You is likely going both directions. And that makes for a great marriage.
He's probably excited because she hasn't cooked in years.
"I'll have to slow dance you into the moonlight" reminds me of something my own husband said once: "You're so pretty I gotta go launch a thousand ships!"
I don't deserve him.
That steak is getting cold while he plays the fool.
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