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Middle-aged mum in new relationship distressingly keen to tell you about her sex life

A MIDDLE-AGED mum who recently met someone new online is horrifically enthusiastic about telling her children how satisfying her sex life is.

Carolyn Ryan joined a dating website aimed at older people and has been graphically describing the rampant, experimental sex she has been having with her new lover.

Son Oliver Ryan, aged 26, said: “It’s weird enough thinking about your mum having sex with your dad, so I definitely don’t want to imagine her going at it hammer and tongs with a retired bank manager called Brian.

“Does she really have to share it with me by calling to tell me not to forget to come for dinner on Sunday and also that they did it three times last night, which would have been four if Brian hadn’t had to stop and take his angina pills?

“She went on to say they were planning a trip to Ann Summers that afternoon, so they could buy a pair of crotchless knickers and some love eggs. I’m pleased she’s happy, but her happiness makes me wish I was an orphan.”

Carolyn Ryan said: “Poor Oliver is just jealous because I’ve done the reverse double penetration cowgirl and he hasn’t.”

Nirvana, and four other band t-shirts you bought to try and seem cool

DID you spend your teens wanting to seem edgy and cool? Then you probably wore one of these band t-shirts, even if you hated the music.

NWA

Instead of growing up in a ghettoised and oppressed community in southern LA, you were raised in well-heeled, leafy Cheltenham, so NWA’s incendiary lyrics made precisely zero sense to you. However, you wanted to show that you had just as little respect for the the motherf**kers in blue uniform as Eazy-E and the rest of the gang, so you purchased a parent-bothering t-shirt in the Virgin Megastore.

Nirvana

You were desperate for your friends to think that you were both a fan of great music but also, like, really sensitive. You talked about hating the system and being afraid of the depth of your own emotions, but actually your greatest fear was that someone would discover the stash of Take That cassettes you kept hidden under your bed.

The Ramones

If put on the spot, could you have offered up a single fact about the Ramones, or even named one of their songs? No. Did that stop you from wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with their logo in the hope that cool girls would like you? Absolutely not. Did it work? Absolutely not.

Bob Marley

As a teenager, wearing a t-shirt showing Bob Marley smoking a joint seemed like the height of edginess. Even though the single song of his you knew was ‘Jamming’, you were going to milk as much social cachet out of that t-shirt as possible. But only until your mum banned you from wearing it because she read an article in the Daily Mail about cannabis being a gateway drug.

Velvet Underground

Despite having zero knowledge of the Velvet Underground, you once saw a cool person in the year above wearing a t-shirt with the famous Warhol print on and searched one out for yourself. For all you knew, it could just as well have been some Bananas in Pyjamas merchandise, but you felt like a god nonetheless.

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