I have been married for almost eight years now. As long as my husband is at home, he is the one who cooks. It is true that my husband likes to cook, and it is true that I can’t cook, so until now When we are not at home, I make do with cooking and eating. If he comes back, he will buy the dishes we like and fry them for us. When my parents ask what kind of food we are eating, who cooked it? , my daughter will always say what dish she ate, her dad cooked it. Later, when my parents heard what dish was cooked, they would know if my husband was at home. Why? Because I basically stir-fry broccoli, green vegetables, etc. .

The main reason why I chose to marry my husband was actually because he could cook. Of course, he didn’t actually know how to cook at first, but after we got together, he said he I wanted to start learning to cook, and then I actually bought a cookbook, and after that I also bought tableware and kitchen supplies. I thought he was joking, but he actually started studying it.

So he cooked everything from the time we were together until we got married, and I was responsible for eating, and sometimes even ordering food, and he tried to learn to cook for me. At that time, I felt really happy. Later, when we got married, their family members asked me to learn to cook, because he was the one who cooked every time I came here. His family members were dissatisfied, but he directly said that he would just take care of the food. Who did it?

Then his parents didn’t say anything. I really wanted to thank him at that time. After we got married, he had to go to work. I couldn’t really learn how to fire on my own, and then I learned to do it. As a result, The pot burned twice, so he didn't dare to let me cook anymore. He came back to cook for me when I was pregnant, because he was afraid that I would be malnourished. I think it's really a plus for a man to cook, so Boys had better learn to cook.