> There are benefits to having one person do the cooking, like it means they can get good at it while other people put time and effort into other things. As so

> There are benefits to having one person do the cooking, like it means they can get good at it while other people put time and effort into other things. As someone who is doing vast majority of the cooking in the house for the past couple of years, since my wife has been more stressed out (work and otherwise), it is really nice when someone else in the house can help out even a little bit with the meal, even if it's as simple as slicing meat or dicing vegetables. Yes, I've gotten pretty decent at cooking, but having some sort of a break, or not having to put quite so much effort into it sometimes is nice. Usually saves time too.