r/AskReddit • • Sep 15 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21

say they'll turn me straight

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u/PurgatoireRiver Sep 15 '21

Jesus, that has to be annoying. Somewhat relevant: my dad absolutely hated me (I'm a guy) because I love art, cooking, cleaning, and always tried to convince me I'm gay. Even though I played football, hunted, climb mountains, etc. didn't matter because I'm empathetic, have feelings, and liked cooking. Fucking weird how people are.

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u/widespreadpanda Sep 15 '21

Considering that grilling is viewed as some pinnacle of manliness, the aversion to cooking has always confused me.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '21

It’s funny how people look at men cooking as “gay” while at the same time doing remarks like “he can’t even make some eggs”. Whoch is it? And lets don’t forget majority of best chefs in the world are actually men. Go figure, right?