Women, do you think less of a man who uses the word "yummy"?

Question

As in "That meal you cooked was yummy".

How about "delish"?

Answer 1

As a man I have to say the worst word a man can use is fabulous. I have to give myself twenty lashing since I have just thought it and wrote it. As for yummy and delish, those are #2 and #3 on the verboten list. Pretty in the sense of beautiful is another word men shouldn't use, unless a woman asks Am I pretty? Then the man can respond you are pretty. Other than that, it is a verboten word when referring to appearance.

Answer 2

No, I think it's cute.

If he is a ne'er do well loser who likes to mooch and scrounge off of others and does nice things for his own selfish benefit of his own personal gain then he means nothing.

Answer 3

As long as its about something I just made... fine with me.

Answer 4

As in a meal? I don't care at all.

Answer 5

"Delish" is a rgood term for poets becuase it rhymes with "dish."

"Yummy" is ok too.

Answer 6

Hahahaha, I like yummers.

Answer 7

It's okay as long as you swear right before it.

IE: That was ******* yummy.

What's that, honey? We're going to see Michael Buble in concert. Oh, that's ******* fabulous.

etc.

Answer 8

Not if he uses it ironically. The word "yummy" can only be used ironically in my book, unless you're a kid.

My dad asked what the question was, and when I told him, he yelled at you to shut up. He also says: "One word in a person's vocabulary does not make the slightest bit of difference. I would be more concerned if the person talked in baby talk outside of the presence of somebody under one year old."

Answer 9

both are not attractive or manly

Answer 10

It depends on how they say it.  If they say it as a joke and you know its a joke then it would be attractive to me because we would have our own little inside joke.  If he said it as a real compliment with all seriousness, I would start to reconsider certain things.

Answer 11

no, why would it?

Answer 12

If used in everyday language I would think less of any adult who used this when talking to another adult in a non- humorous form.