Roses Do Smile

What is this argument about the KITCHEN? "Why should men be in the Kitchen?" "Why should women be in the Kitchen?" I'm wondering, what is wrong with the Kitchen? Why are people avoiding the Kitchen? Why are we arguing about who should and who shouldn't be in the Kitchen? This desecration of the Kitchen should henceforth STOP! Have we forgotten that it is the Kitchen that feeds the BODY that houses the SOUL? That makes the Kitchen sacred! "I'm a man...." So because you're a man you shouldn't mind how your SOUL is housed or how the housing of  your SOUL is catered for? What is wrong with entering the Kitchen and preparing what caters for  your BODY and extending that care to your family if you're married? What is wrong if a man who doesn't know how to Cook commit to learning it? What is wrong if you factor the Kitchen into your daily schedule and equation? What is wrong if our sons learn and know how to Cook?  ...

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