'Amateur' cook withholds culinary skills from in-laws who call it 'women's work.'

Misogyny has its costs.

When an 'old school' father in law found out what his bigotry had been causing him to miss out on, he unsurprisingly assumed the role of victim. Here's the story, posted by his son in law:

"AITA (Am I the a-hole) for not making 'good food' for my in-laws since my father in law thinks it is women's work?"

Forsaken_Order_6631 says:

I am not a chef. I am a pretty good amateur cook though. I own my own restaurant and have been on a couple of TV shows as a guest or contestant.

Interesting resume for an amateur!

My father in law is a welder and he has bugged me a few times about doing women's work. I just laugh it off, but it does bug me. I have told my wife but she tells me that he is just old school and not to be confrontational about it.