Chilled-out girlfriend actually wholly uninterested

A GIRLFRIEND praised for being a relaxed, easy-going partner actually does not give a f**k about her relationship, it has emerged. 

Sophie Rodriguez, aged 26, has no issue with Oliver O’Connor going out with the lads, watching porn or staying up all night smoking cannabis and playing videogames because whatever he gets up to is extremely low in her priorities.

She explained: “If he’s at the pub every night, that means I’ve got the place to myself. If he’s spending hours on YouPorn, that’s one less job for me.

“The stag night in Bratislava had all the other girlfriends nervous while I prepared for a blissful weekend of him not being about bothering me. There was something on Insta about them going to a live sex show, but I didn’t click it. I was watching telly.

“If he wants to stay up all night and he’s wrecked for work the next day, why is that my problem? He’s the dickhead and I sleep better alone.

“And yet when he’s telling his mates it’s like I’m in the running for Girlfriend of the Year, a title I’ve achieved through indifference and a propensity not to ask questions. Whatever, I guess.”

O’Connor said: “This is the woman I want to be with forever.”

Seven egomaniac celebs you know for a fact are always Googling themselves

EVER Googled your name? Okay, a couple of times, but not obsessively because you’re not a total self-regarding narcissist, unlike these celebrities: 

Gwyneth Paltrow

Largely eschewing acting to sell fanny-scented candles, plant-based Viagra for women and other mindful bollocks, Gwyneth has disappeared so far up her own arse it’s a wonder she can extend an elegant wrist to search her own name and confirm that she’s adored by a small slice of wealthy white women and ridiculed by everyone else.

Will Smith

The man who brought Pat Butcher’s slapping technique to the Oscars checks daily to see if the world has forgiven him, always concluding ‘Yes!’ and calling his agent to be disabused. While he waits for his inevitable second coming, he picks fights on Letterboxd with anyone who dared give The Legend of Bagger Vance a single star.

Gregg Wallace

‘Two Gs, motherf**ker,’ Gregg hisses daily, like a mobster demanding protection money but alone in front of a screen. As soon as his Google alert notifies him that his name has been misspelled he swings into action as if it’s their fault his parents couldn’t spell ‘Greg’ properly. All three of his divorces were because his wives dropped a ‘G’. Deliberately.

Ed Balls

The former Labour MP turned rotating breakfast stand-in twat has form. On April 28th 2011, while attempting to namesearch, he bungled it and sent a tweet saying ‘Ed Balls’. Ever since, April 28 is celebrated as Ed Balls Day. It’s only time before it becomes a festival as wild and beloved as Mardi Gras.

Donald Trump

Every morning Trump begins maintanance on his enormous crumbling ego by typing his name, his tiny hands clacking away. And, after a few false tries with ‘turmp’ or ‘tupmf’ he finds a golden river of right-wing adoration and bathes deep. Then begins composing requests for their money.

Bono

Like a singing Irish Batman in blue shades and leather trousers, Bono just wants to help people in need. He spends his time Googling his own name waiting for someone, somewhere in trouble to post a message saying: ‘Help me, Bono, I beg of you.’ In the 26 years since Google was launched it has yet to happen, but he lives in hope.

Piers Morgan

Googles himself instead of using PornHub. Images, news, passing references on social media. Before half-an-hour has passed he’s so hard he can barely stand it, then he clears the pipes. Then he does it again.