A SINGLE woman has requested her married and attached friends cease going out having fun as it is ruining the key benefit of being single.
Unattached 33-year-old Sophie Rodriguez, who is enjoying the spontaneous nights out, crazy weekends abroad and thriving social life of a carefree woman without ties was disappointed to find couples, who are boring, doing very similar things.
She said: “They’ve settled and they’re settled. They’re meant to be at home wearing matching M&S cardigans arguing about dishwasher tablets and binging TV shows.
“But instead I’m seeing them on Instagram mashed at Amnesia in Ibiza at 6am, drinking in riverside bars in Budapest with strangers, and having the kind of no-strings-attached good time that rightly should be reserved for me.
“Being cool is a single person thing. If they’re doing it too, it means all we have left are debt and questionable life choices. They’ve already got a big flat and the respect of their parents, it’s not fair. What next, will they be having regular sex as well?
“I’ve issued a cease-and-desist order and they’re legally required to only leave the house for uncomfortable date nights on Wednesdays, when the restaurants take vouchers.”
Married friend Charlotte Phelps said: “Couples love to party and have the double income to enable it. We don’t invite Soph because she wails about some guy not texting and it drags us down.”