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How will YOU recover from this?

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Literally me but I have to skills to fix holes in dry wall

I'm actually a plumber

i've never punched dry wall, but i do know how to fix it
i wonder if she realises we say the same thing about young women, they don't know how to cook, clean, or take care of kids nowadays either
they expect us to "be men" but they aren't willing to "be women" either

This couldn't be farther from the truth. Meanwhile her holes are haunted, she hasn't read a book in twenty years and she can't cook, clean or raise a child.

Gen X erased again.

Any complaint from women about men should be accompanied with a pic of a 3 course meal. Cooked by her, and verified for authenticity.
I'm tired of females criticizing men while not being able to cook.
If a female cannot cook at least a dozen different recipes for each meal of the day and it is not of perfect quality, i do not care what she thinks of men end of story

Learning certain skills are valuable and will last you your whole life, as much as guys don't know how to do certain things they don't really have anyone to teach them either, but in the end that's not an excuse.

Based $500 call out fee lazy bastard haha

Doesn't really effect me in that I can easily see gen z and millennial women dealing with their own spin on this. Doesn't us better but it certainly blunts the pointedness of her attempt at an insult - glass houses, plank in your own eye etc

gen z and millennial women only know how to post their naked bodies on only fans and never go outside.

>put the mesh in the hole
>cover with putty
>paint over it

does it count as cooking when you don't make everything from scratch? e.g when making pies, I make the filling myself, but the pies themselves I usually buy from the store. just interested since Idk what guys expect when they say that they'd like a gf who can cook.
but yeah I admit I'm not the best cook since 1. I was never taught to cook/bake anything at home and 2. bad home life making me terminally afraid of making mistakes my whole life.

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Yes, because the opinion of this man-jawed SEA monkey hooker is important.

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Zoomers instead uses ramen and super glue to repair. Like that YouTube channel.

I'm 20 (twenty)

There are some people who wouldn't know what to do with the pies or filling so at least it's something. Cooking is just having all the right ingredients and following the recipe, properly of course.

Nigga what? First thing I did when I moved into my house was rebuild one of my bathrooms.

t. 36-yo millennial

I guess I agree. I've also cooked bigger/more complicated stuff, but in my daily life it isn't usually worth the cost and effort. on a completely average day I'll probably just make macaroni with minced meat and tomato pyre. but some days I don't cook at all and just buy something to eat. I think most people are like this, they can cook, but don't do it for every meal .

>man-jawed
That's reaching hard as fuck. Her jaw is fine. You're seething bad.

>whore with her tits out on twitter
lol

Kek. Except for the citysoi types, millennial know all the maintenance and life skills you can think of because they can't actually afford to hire someone to do the work for them, unlike boomers.
Ever seen a boomer try to cook? Lmao. Never seen a boomer able to repair drywall or to do plumbing work myself by the way.

nobody's talkin' 'bout your generation anymore

Anons, what IS the best technique for repairing small holes in drywall (holes about the size of a dime)? What about holes larger than the average drywall mesh patch? I'm thinking of buying a fixer upper for a pretty decent deal but someone went to town on it. Alternatively I might help them fix it up to sell for some beer money

No, unless it's a complicated piece and you have to actually mount it and form serious decorative segments at the very least. Pies in general are not really cooking anyway, just as soup isn't really cooking.

Not really. Cooking is selecting ingredients to create a meal without following a recipe at all. A good cook can eat a food item once and reproduce it accurately within 3 tries, for example, without any recipe support.
However, if you can follow instructions and cook that way, you are at the very least at a decent homecook level, and certainly more of a cook than 75% of people.

the hypocrisy is palpable, she doesn't even realise she's as undesirable as we are

I have lots of life skills. I fix cars for a living.
The problems is that "life skills" don't make near enough money to keep women interested

Well no one taught you how to browse Any Forums, you can learn anything on the internet nowadays

Mid looking mutt with a big jaw

It's all about the end result. Most people it's fair to say wouldn't be able to cook many things if it weren't for following instructions down to the bone. Which is fine.
Apparently people in cities go out to eat or get food delivered much more than they cook. There are so many options and people can just rely on those rather than learning how to cook. I guess this is the fault of capitalism among other things.

Gen z an millenial women have all the toxic femininity of boomer women but none of the life skills. Now all they want is a man's money but don't know how to cook or clean

There are literal compilation videos of tiktok foids who can't do home maintenance complaining about how they need a man.

well idk about "best", but for tiny holes i would just go over it with joint compound directly
for bigger holes i've fixed them by cutting out a clean rectangle, then placing in a new piece of that size in its place (putting joint compound on the edges to "glue" it in place)