Five reasons your friend is giving her stupid twat boyfriend a second chance

IS your friend getting back with her awful boyfriend who’s an absolute tosser? Probably. Here are five dubious reasons why she isn’t just dumping him.

He bought her flowers

Nothing says sorry like a bouquet of roses, or something much cheaper from the BP garage. Alternatively he got her a basil plant for £1.50 from Sainsbury’s, but according to her it’s ‘a real turning point for him’ and ‘a sign that he’s ready to commit’.

He wrote her a poem

It doesn’t rhyme, it isn’t very long and, frankly, it doesn’t make sense, but it’s got your friend weak at the knees. It’s written on a random scrap of paper, but he quickly drew a little bunny rabbit and a heart on it, so he’s really gone the extra mile.

He says he’s going to change

How he’s going to reinvent his personality from ‘lifelong twat’ to ‘not a twat’ within a fortnight isn’t clear, but your lovely friend is convinced. Has he booked in for some intensive counselling to reassess his priorities in life? Of course not.

He’s taking her out for dinner

A good man knows how to treat a lady, and that’s with a meal out at his favourite burger restaurant. Has he said he’s going to pay for it? No. Is he mainly thinking about a big juicy burger followed by a shag? Yes. Oh and she’s vegetarian, but it’s the thought that counts.

She doesn’t want to reinstall dating apps

When it comes down to it, your friend is aware that it’s better the wanker you know. And he’s also sulkily met her parents, so twat boyfriend wins out simply by being less hassle than finding someone who doesn’t get her a Jason Statham DVD for her birthday.

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Online petition doing the rounds as if it'll make any f**king difference

AN online petition is being shared amongst social media users in a desperate plea for signatures as if it will lead to any f**king change whatsoever.

The Change.org petition, which is currently being shared by people who didn’t even click on it, is giving the misguided impression it will fix the world’s biggest and most complicated problems once it hits a million signatures.

Petition retweeter Lauren Hewitt said: “I’ve cared about this petition very deeply ever since I first learned about it five minutes ago. So if you don’t blindly sign it and share it with your friends I’ll mentally blacklist you as a heartless monster.

“Don’t you know that if a million people sign a petition then they have to debate it in the House of Commons? That’s people power in action, and by signing it you don’t actually have to do anything meaningful. Talk about a win-win.”

Hewitt’s friend Tom Booker said: “These things are a well-meaning but pointless gesture. Politicians bring them up then reject them within a matter of seconds, then they get back to the important business of trading crap insults.

“Everything’s beyond our control and we’re all totally, utterly f**ked. You’ll feel so much better about the world once you accept that.”