Today, my boyfriend made spaghetti Bolognese. He put the sauce with the pasta, in the water. FML
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Colecto_fml
| 26
Poor thing.. Still, thank him, kiss him, tell him you love his dumb-a** and show him how to do it right.
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xx000o
| 27
French cuisine at it's finest.
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Colecto_fml
| 26
Poor thing.. Still, thank him, kiss him, tell him you love his dumb-a** and show him how to do it right.
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chucklesman96
| 13
You are A+ girlfriend/wife material
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xx000o
| 27
French cuisine at it's finest.
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JustinJK
| 21
isn't it Italian since it's from bologna? or is there a joke I'm missing.
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Limeila
| 10
#15 OP and her BF are French and France is famous for its cuisine
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Ashamed_Sister
| 60
Meanwhile he might know - it's from 2010.
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Alyxi
| 20
At least he did try??? I really don't understand how anyone can not know how to coo/survive on their own but that's just me. I already teach my munchkins how to do laundry, minor repairs around the house, gardening, etc... they recently made an entire cake themselves and all I did was supervise and then cleanup for them (the cook doesn't do the cleaning here)...
Good luck and Hey...date night cooking lessons could be fun/interesting ways to get closer too!!!
Good luck and Hey...date night cooking lessons could be fun/interesting ways to get closer too!!!
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stormy0307
| 16
My mother would freak out if anyone besides her tried to cook anything. She's very particular about her kitchen and cookware. It's her way or it doesn't happen. As a result I didn't really learn how to cook until after I moved out for college. A similar thing may have happened to op's boyfriend.
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Zebediabolical
| 39
Not knowing how to make pasta doesn't mean you can't cook. It just means you can't cook pasta. He could be a wizard on the bbq, the king of stirfries and good with pizzas and pot pies without ever picking up a noodle.
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species4872
| 19
Munchkins, Ha, Haven't heard that for years.
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Lalala579121
| 27
I will never understand why people complain about their SO's cooking instead of helping them or teaching them. It just makes you seem like a spoiled brat.
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doemetoch
| 28
It is reasonable to expect from a grown-up (or at the very least a teenager old enough to have a girlfriend and cook for her) that they have basic cooking skills. I would also be surprised and amused if a partner of mine wouldn't know how to make a simple pasta dish. FML isn't always about huge, horrible things, it's often just about these weird and funny moments. For all we know, she and her boyfriend had a good laugh about it and have been happily cooking together ever since.
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JEHR
| 13
I don't understand how you find these things mutually exclusive when it is perfectly feasible to bitch about your partner's cooking and then help them learn.
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BubbaYoshi117
| 10
You'd think. My wife made quesadillas the other night, and they turned out a little burnt. I asked how hot the stove was. She said she put it on 7.
But then after I laughed my ass off, I explained that I sear steaks on 7, and 3 is good for a quesadilla
But then after I laughed my ass off, I explained that I sear steaks on 7, and 3 is good for a quesadilla
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species4872
| 19
Geez, Last time I made toast I burnt the toaster.
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Lalala579121
| 27
This FML pretty much shows that cooking is not a thing people universally know. It's not exactly the end of the world if someone doesn't know how to cook. And yes I understand that FML isn't always about terrible things. I still don't think not knowing how to cook is FML-worthy, unless it caused an accident (such as 20's toaster burning).
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TheyCallMeDamien
| 17
Not a chef.
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ReineRien
| 5
I used to make microwave spaghetti cause I had nothing else to cook with. I'd break the pasta, fill a bowl with water and the sauce, covering the pasta, microwave for 20 minutes. The pasta would soak in the sauce and it was delicious.
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TXfmylifer
| 10
So is he any better at it 6 years later?
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elainebarish
| 8
How did he survive on his own before you? Did his parents teach him nothing?
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Zebediabolical
| 39
Cooking is a learned skill. Help him learn it. :D