It’s fine, @anxietyattack66. I can’t cook either, and haven’t since I almost blew up a – never mind. Try asking them for advice or help.
If it makes you feel better, I can’t even make mac and cheese without screwing it up.
Tip: You can never poison yourself by overcooking; better burnt than toxic. Just get rid of all the pink (in meats). Inbox me if you need anything, etc (my arm is in a sling, so it’s hard to type; sorry).
I know how you feel @anxietyattack66, I’m a slow learner and it takes me a long time to learn basic skills sometimes, I only know how to cook simple things too Steve, I can’t cook really complex things or big meals, don’t be afraid to ask for help when you need it Steve, I’m sure you will learn to cook as time goes on, try to stay positive and keep going, you can do it Steve, inbox me anytime if you want to chat or vent, stay strong, you are never alone (hugs)
#1. I wish your arm a speedy and successful recovery, There’s no need to be sorry, it’s a slow and tricky process of having to type with only one hand, I totally forgive and understand you.
#2. I can’t get my parents to help me because if I do ask them, they’ll just tell me to get something else to eat, which #1 is a waste of food, and #2 I just literally wasted all that time trying to make something, and in the end I just end of leaving the kitchen. Guess what? Later on, when i’m hungry, they would have said ”Steve, why didn’t you make something on your own earlier?”. Hello, I was going to, until you guys decided ”you know what, screw Steve, he can’t cook, let’s tell him to get out of the kitchen before he catches everything within a 25 mile radius on fire.” I’m just standing there disappointed in my self and at my parents. My parents are really against me these past years.
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It’s fine, @anxietyattack66. I can’t cook either, and haven’t since I almost blew up a – never mind. Try asking them for advice or help.
If it makes you feel better, I can’t even make mac and cheese without screwing it up.
Tip: You can never poison yourself by overcooking; better burnt than toxic. Just get rid of all the pink (in meats). Inbox me if you need anything, etc (my arm is in a sling, so it’s hard to type; sorry).
I know how you feel @anxietyattack66, I’m a slow learner and it takes me a long time to learn basic skills sometimes, I only know how to cook simple things too Steve, I can’t cook really complex things or big meals, don’t be afraid to ask for help when you need it Steve, I’m sure you will learn to cook as time goes on, try to stay positive and keep going, you can do it Steve, inbox me anytime if you want to chat or vent, stay strong, you are never alone
(hugs)
#1. I wish your arm a speedy and successful recovery, There’s no need to be sorry, it’s a slow and tricky process of having to type with only one hand, I totally forgive and understand you.
#2. I can’t get my parents to help me because if I do ask them, they’ll just tell me to get something else to eat, which #1 is a waste of food, and #2 I just literally wasted all that time trying to make something, and in the end I just end of leaving the kitchen. Guess what? Later on, when i’m hungry, they would have said ”Steve, why didn’t you make something on your own earlier?”. Hello, I was going to, until you guys decided ”you know what, screw Steve, he can’t cook, let’s tell him to get out of the kitchen before he catches everything within a 25 mile radius on fire.” I’m just standing there disappointed in my self and at my parents. My parents are really against me these past years.