I helped out my sister with cooking the other day when she had this cooking session with her friends who happen to come over to our house. They tried to cook spaghetti bolognese, is that how you spell that sauce? So anyway, little did I know that my sister doesn't really have much experience with cooking. Well, not that I have lots of one too, but at least I still got to cook once in a while to save some cash and well, tried to be "romantic" with my boyfriend too by cooking together. The one I had with my boyfriend, I must say, could be concluded as a total failure. We ended up feeling sick because we bought the wrong pasta and it was tasteless. It's weird cause everytime I cook for my sister, she'd complain saying that it's too salty. This one- tasteless. Ouch.
So, anyway, needless to say, I tried to give my sister a hand or two in her cooking frenzy. It was a mess again, I got my fingers a bit burnt and some other yelling from her. And then some little other argument because I was being too sensitive. I don't know why I'm so sensitive. Perhaps it's due to the fact that I seldom criticize someone's work/s so harshly since I always try to see the hard works put into it. Even if it's ugly, I won't say it is, I won't say it's nice either, but I'd try my best to tell her or him on how he can improve on it. Instead of saying "yo, that looks like some shit yo" i'd say, "hey why don't you add some colours to this?" So, no pretty little liar, no? Don't judge me. I don't want to hurt people's feelings.
Thus, therefore, soooooooo.... I'll get quite upset when people say things about my skill e.g cooking, painting, gardening, basically anything that involves quite a great deal of skill. I'm 17, I know I've been raised quite pampered by my parents and have maid to do the cooking for my hole life, well or at least some food court to eat which hinder me from cooking for myself. Saves the trouble. But, as I said earlier, now that I live on my own and that I try to save some bucks, I learn cooking. Not just lately actually, I learn cooking for some time since I was a lot younger. Curiosity kills. To date I could proudly say that I could cook things which could reassure my survival in this old world and I'm learning more. But, but, but, but, criticism and jokes get in the way. This part of my life is called : destructive criticism. Instead of telling me what I could have added or stuff, they tell me things about my cooking and makings jokes out of it and compare to GUYS' cooking. Why God why? What is my goatdamn fault that I have to be compared to guys? Is there a saying that girls must cook nicer than girls because this is supposed to be "our field" kind of thing?
I learn, fags, I say again, I learn. At least I do. I'm not cooking for my living, for now, it's barely for my survival. Or well, my bank account survival. And it's not like you're gonna stuck with my cooking for my whole life that you, you, you fags must make jokes about my cooking. That, makes me feel like I shouldn't even bother learning like some other bitches who are even proud that they can't cook for themselves, not even cooking rice. Oh yeah, may be I shouldn't even bother so that my future husband and sons and daughters would got just to et canned food or mc Donald's, what about that? Sounds like a plan? Gee, I'm so mad now I'm hungry. May be I should cook aglioolio. Oh may be not, cause it'd turn out tasteless! Ha ha, so funny. Okay enough with that sarcasm I'm not going back to my old habit.
I'm just gonna say, it's not easy to cook to y'all. It's not. Especially when you're to cook for others who have different tongue from yours. I like cooking for myself cause i think it's okay, could be improved though, and that I could tolerate with it. And, you dont know how much time I spent watching cooking tutorial in YouTube, it's sad. Sigh. Sorry for calling you fags and bitches for those who feel it's been addressed to you, but I mean it.
Teehee.