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The world is a funny place with lots of varying opinions.
Your opinion is valid.
Do you enjoy the taste of food? Because my co-worker takes it to the extreme. Food is just a necessary part of life to him. He eats the same meal for lunch every single day, a Tim Hortons sandwich of some sort. It never changes. When we walk into the gas station where they Tim Hortons is? The staff greet him, and tell him his total so he can pay, because they know without a doubt, that's what he's ordering. The guy doesn't like salt or pepper or ketchup or any type of sauce. His words "too flavorful".
My opinion, is that I love the taste of delicious food, and generally dislike cooking. Now, I know how to cook, I help my wife cook often, and sometimes I make the whole meal myself. We make delicious things, a wide variety, lots of flavor and spice and zest.
But when she's out of town? I make bachelor-chow. Carb heavy and easy. Ramen, Mac n cheese, freezer pizza, hotdogs, you get the idea. Tastes good enough to me, quick and easy, cheap. I don't think I've ever cooked a proper meal while she's away.
BUT, I usually start to feel like crap after a few days of this. And one of the many reasons I miss her when she's gone, is that she'll force us to make good food again when she's back.
I really do love good food. I'm just supremely cheap and lazy, and won't do it myself. Maybe if she's ever gone forever, I would eventually start eating right? Hard to say.
But everyone's relationship with food is different. My wife will eat "girl dinner" on occasion. But would much rather spend the time and make a proper meal from scratch. Tastes better.