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▲ lordleft 2 hours ago

When I met my wife, I discovered very quickly that she had savant-level hosting skills. She is an amazing cook, she prioritizes space to dine in our home (we made sure to have a dining table in our NYC apartment) and she thinks carefully about the experience of her guests. It's a quality that I benefit greatly from, and I'm grateful to her for it.

▲presentation an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Just want to chime in that I have had the same experience and am similarly appreciative!

▲ferguess_k an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

I do agree that this is a very good quality of a wife. I have a friend whose wife is like this and I can't tell you how much effort he saved for himself.

▲flowerlad an hour ago | parent [-]

If a husband has the same quality it would be very good too. It is not something only a wife can possess!

▲triceratops 2 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

True! But in an ideal partnership each partner brings something that the other needs.

▲bluGill an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

There are more good qualities to look for than anyone can possess. Just make sure your partner has good qualities and encourage them. Then have "a village" where other good qualities that you have have between the two of you cover as much of the rest as possible.

▲ferguess_k an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Let's say it's a good quality for a partner, or, anyone!

▲lopis 39 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

Yeah, I would 100% not be in a relationship with a man who cannot cook and host.