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62 replies

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 15:26

Is it fair to say that they are easier to get into bed than single girls without children? Why is this?
I'm not trolling, just generally looking for valid input, maybe from some single mother's on here if there are any?

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prettywhiteguitar · 26/07/2010 15:38

oh yes we are all desperate and up for it

Is that what you wanted to hear ??

Taghain · 26/07/2010 15:38

Perhaps you should ask this on a forum mainly frequented by men?

If it's true I could think of reasons, but who knows?

NinaJane · 26/07/2010 15:50

No - it is much easier to bed a bored teenage boy. Your mommy just need to say: "Jimmy stop wanking in front of the computer, you'll get hairy palms - now off to bed. You've got percussion practice in the morning and we can't have you all hairy and sticky and googly-eyed, now can we?" That's how easy it is to bed a teenage boy. Now, piss off.

BEAUTlFUL · 26/07/2010 15:50

Not to ugly men like you. Try looking for blind women, and/or ones with no sense of smell. Good luck in your search. Give my love to your Mum when she comes into your room to get your laundry in a minute.

Rafwife · 26/07/2010 15:50

School/College/Uni hols really that boring? You should go out, play swing ball or something.

overmydeadbody · 26/07/2010 15:53

Go ask your mum.

WhenwillIfeelnormal · 26/07/2010 15:55

Tsk...doesn't school teach kids about the dangers of aberrant apostrophes any more?

valiumSingleton · 26/07/2010 16:03

Are you serious?

I'm a single mother and my standards are so high. I would never do anything 'just for the sake of it'. My self-esteem is high, despite being a single mother.

I think you sound like the sort of man who sets out with a plan of attack; how to zone in on a supposedly vulnerable group and use their vulnerability to get the maximum amount of shags possible with the minimum amount of investment.

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:09

I was being serious actually. I thought this was supposed to be a friendly forum?

Jeeze

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jesuswhatnext · 26/07/2010 16:12

thought wrong then didnt ya!

valiumSingleton · 26/07/2010 16:12

WEll, your question isn't 'friendly' MrFresh. Your question is offensive. It seems to suggest that you are doing research into which target group would provide the easiest lay...

Are you challenged in that respect? do you need it to be easy? Would people with standards reject you.

You may get a shock if you think single mothers would be grateful for your attentions. Just giving you a friendly headsup there, to save you from humiliation.

JanHoward · 26/07/2010 16:14

Now you mention it BoJo was sniffing around on here a little while ago.

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:15

I do apologise if my post offended you VS, reading it back, it didn't quite come out as intended. I would like to discuss this further, maybe via email, as I'm a bit too embarrassed to continue to post on here for the time being given the general reaction to my thread

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Elmtree1Ems · 26/07/2010 16:17

I would say (if you are being serious) single mums in general are pretty careful about who they decide to take into their bed. I for one have much higher standards now than I did in my pre-child days, as in any new relationship there are more than just the two adults concerned to think about and there is no way I would subject my child to anyone who was below par. As for just sex? Pfft...some women are 'easier' than others to get into bed I suppose (just like men), but you can't possibly generalise to mums / non-mums. Besides is that all your looking for? A shag?

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:18

No, I'm looking for a blow job too, tbh

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MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:19

Sorry, couldn't resist. I am actually trying to be serious here

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DuelingFanjo · 26/07/2010 16:21

do you think the troll comes from here - betfair?

ShirleyKnot · 26/07/2010 16:25

pfft, I've reported to MNHQ and got one of my own posts deleted.

valiumSingleton · 26/07/2010 16:26

Why would anybody want to email you? You're obviously pitching your wares at what you erroneously perceive to be the most desperate market?

Well, the desperate market doesn't want you.

Hmmmm, where do you go from here?

DuelingFanjo · 26/07/2010 16:28

janHoward.

you're the same JanHoward from Betfair then?

or rather KenMasters?

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:28

No need to go anywhere from here, VS, I've received a private message from someone who sounds like a lovely lady and understands what I was trying to say, so I will discuss it further with her away from the cynical single mum's who need medication to control their emotions

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ShirleyKnot · 26/07/2010 16:28

BUSTED!

valiumSingleton · 26/07/2010 16:29

Liar!

No way somebody from mumsnet emailed you.

valiumSingleton · 26/07/2010 16:31

By the way, you haven't set up your profile to receive messages! So it's amazing that you've received a mail from a lovely lady!

guffaw

guffaw

MrFresh · 26/07/2010 16:31

How much would you care to wager, VS?

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