Aduly Story Time UK

Dating single women is often less complicated than getting involved with those who are already married or attached in one way or other. The tall, thin guy was talking to a group of young men at the internet café. They were taking a short respite from their games, work or surfing activities to enjoy a drink, snack or a cigarette.

The man was in his late thirties, not too bad-looking; however he had a shifty look about him. He was regaling the group with his self-proclaimed knowledge and experience of women. ‘When dating single women, you won't have to worry about a spouse turning up at the most unfortunate time, or having to be secretive about where and when you are going. Not to mention the emotional baggage they carry with them.’

The audience was made up of a group of youths, ranging from late teens to early twenties – young impressionable people. They were apparently enjoying the nonsense the older man was feeding them, except for one young man, who had a skeptical look on his face.

He begged to differ with the older guy, he voiced out. Dating single women could have more emotional baggage. Some women expect you to be theirs after one date, whereas others expect you to marry them after a caress of their hand. However it would not be fair to generalize.

A lady, who had been sitting at the next table, stood up and walked to the counter to pay for her coffee. She asked the cashier, who was also the owner of the café about the group. ‘Hey Sid, who’s that WISE guy? Seems like he has a lot of experience with women. He’s giving a load of rubbish to the boys about dating single women.’

Sid laughed and told her, ‘Don’t be fooled, Cass. Lou is a sneaky louse – he’s been kidding the kids, who are too young and inexperienced to know better. He’s married, and his wife is worse than a watchdog. He comes here with the excuse of doing survey work for his company; what he did here is ogle the single ladies and tickle the minds of innocents. Not to mention surfing the dating and single websites.’

The young lady laughed and told Sid ‘Yeah, I would think so. He seems to be laying it on thick – the poor boys are lapping it up, except for Ken, our Casanova. Well, let Ken show him up’