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[–] DorothyMantooth 0 points 5 points 5 points (+5|-0) ago
A "full course meal?" What is that? And how in the world do you get tired making one? I cook dinner every night; the thought of being exhausted by doing so is ridiculous. As @ISBaby says, what kinds of meals are you making? Sure, some nights I'm a little tired by the time I need to start cooking; that's why I have a whole arsenal of fairly quick, easy recipes, in addition to more complex ones like spanakopita (all those layers of filo!) or steak pie. I do a lot of braises and stews that require about a half an hour of work in the afternoon and then just simmer for a few hours. It makes you tired to brown some meat and make a sauce? To throw a couple of potatoes in the oven? Please. Your options are not "junk food" or "coq au vin," (although the latter is actually pretty easy). There are tons of things in between that don't take a lot of time to cook but are perfectly lovely to eat, and pretty healthy, too. You can't just grill or bake a couple of chicken breasts, really, and throw together a salad?
Oh, for crying out loud, they are not "keep[ing] you alive." You're not going to starve to death from missing one meal, ffs. They might keep your stomach full when you don't have the energy to cook, or they might make you feel better when you're hungry, but come on. That protein bar is not saving your life because you haven't eaten since lunch. They are not the reason you survived the night. This idea that to be hungry at all is the equivalent of starvation is ridiculous, and you are an entitled fat asshole for even suggesting it is. (And I bet this is the same asshole who will happily tell others to "check their privilege," as it suggests that skipping a single meal will kill it.
[–] NoSJW 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Last night, I put a chicken breast in the oven, a big salad on my plate, and cooked frozen broccoli in the microwave. It all took 20 minutes and I was SO exhausted. I can't imagine how anyone does this every day.