Man's sudden enthusiasm for cunnilingus nothing to do with losing erection

A MAN has confirmed his sudden, mid-lovemaking enthusiasm for cunnilingus is in no way related to the impotence he is currently experiencing. 

While Jordan Gardner had initially planned his date with Lucy Parry to end with the traditional nine thrusts, phone scroll and snoring sleep that he knows women love, a combination of exhaustion and alcohol led him to performing with his tongue instead.

Between dives, he said: “I’m a modern man – I cook, am in favour of women voting and will lick a lady’s muff to get her going and prove I’m a gentleman.

“It’s not normally returned to at such length, but that said there is a time and a place for prioritising a lady’s enjoyment and it’s just a coincidence that I’m on the flop.

“I’ll always put a woman’s sexual pleasure first when no other options are available. When the alternative is sitting on the edge of the bed like you’re in a targeted advert for a specific medication for the middle-aged I’m capable of being very clit-focused.

“Perhaps she’ll reciprocate, that might get it to work, perhaps she’ll rightly assume I’m a sensitive, generous lover and pass my number to her hotter friends. Either’s better than getting nicknamed ‘Ubisoft’.”

Parry said: “Going down on a woman the first night? Desperate. Blocked.”

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You choose, says girlfriend who's already decided

A MAN offered the opportunity to decide what TV show to watch is unaware the outcome has already been decided. 

Stephen Malley admitted that during the ordinary course of his relationship with Ellie Archer he is rarely called upon to make decisions, not even on what to wear, so he was excited at the prospect.

He said: “I was nervous but buzzing. I usually play no part in decision-making because, as she explained after I ordered a melon ball starter once, I always get it wrong.

“Ellie has very, very specific tastes, and I’ve learned to embrace those choices as my own, even if they are about which friends I should and shouldn’t go out with.

“So this was quite the opportunity. I mulled it for a while, weighing up options – the new Star Wars show? That Robert Downey Jr one? – before deciding we’d both benefit from getting stuck in to House of the Dragon. 

“I feel uplifted that my viewpoint finally carries weight and is of importance. It affirms that I’m in a sharing, mutually-respectful partnership.”

Archer said: “I want to watch Grand Designs and Stephen should know that. This wasn’t a decision. It was a test and he’s failed.”

Malley added: “Yeah no I meant Grand Designs. That was what I was about to say, Grand Designs.”