Woman rejected by ugly man she was trying to settle for

A WOMAN has been left stunned after a man she had decided was ‘probably good enough’ unexpectedly rejected her advances. 

Lauren Hewitt, 36, had spent several months lowering her standards before making a move on Josh Hudson, 38, who then completely failed to appreciate the effort she had made on his behalf.

Hewitt said: “Read the room, fatso. I wasn’t flirting because I’d suddenly developed a thing for receding men with a collection of anoraks and the posture of a question mark. I was doing you a f**king favour.

“I’m worn out by the mental gymnastics I’ve been through to consider you as an option. Telling friends you were ‘lovely once you get to know him’. Focusing on your positives like having a job, owning a dishwasher, not being too boring. I was stacking the deck so you’d win and you don’t even want the prize.

“You’re supposed to feel grateful and in return I know you won’t – can’t – cheat. But you’re behaving like a much hotter man, saying you like me but aren’t sure of a romantic spark. Don’t you realise I’ve spent weeks gaslighting myself into thinking you’re f**kable?

“Settling isn’t easy. The least you can do is be grateful while I try not to say out loud how much better I could be doing. I’m offering you your sole opportunity to breed here, mate.”

Shortly afterwards Hewitt added: “Actually, wait. Do you think you turned me down because you felt intimidated that I’m too pretty for you?”

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Ed Miliband, and other dull Labour twats the press is trying to make terrifying

THE right-wing press is desperate to convince readers that voting Labour will lead to a socialist nightmare ruled by ruthless Leninists. Here’s who it’s not really working with.

Angela Rayner 

It’s hard to be scared of a gobby middle-aged Northern lass who likes an alcopop, and is Ange terrifyingly left-wing? Hardly. Judging by her extensive sucky praise for King Charles, she’s less likely to order a Romanov-style execution of the Royals than own tacky Danbury Mint plates of them.

Ed Miliband 

Ed isn’t scary because mainstream green policies aren’t hard-left, but mainly because he’s such a dork. There’s no other word for someone who looks permanently socially awkward and tracks his cold-water swimming metrics on his smartwatch. If he admitted to owning 500 hand-painted Warhammer figures, you wouldn’t be in the least bit surprised. Frankly you’re sceptical he’s ever been out with a girl.

Rachel Reeves

From time to time the press claims Reeves is a dangerous spend-and-tax leftie who will bankrupt the UK. You have to wonder what alternate reality Mail and Express readers are living in if a centrist automaton like her is left-wing. Oh, it’s the one where you get arrested by the thought police for not sending your kids to transgender lessons in a hijab. It all makes sense now.

Andy Burnham 

It’s odd that Burnham is considered left-wing when he’s resolutely moderate, recently saying he wanted to spend more on defence and less on benefits. And yet according to the press he wants a disastrous state-run economy and – we can infer – gulags. Of course it’s all about helping Reform win in Makerfield. If Nigel’s candidate loses it will ruin the narrative that Britain is desperate to have an obnoxious, grifting, Hitler-curious twat as prime minister.

Yvette Cooper 

The Mail and others liked to suggest Cooper was a metropolitan elite type in favour of high immigration, which was unfair because she loved a good clampdown. It’s even harder to see her as left-wing now after she decided that Palestine Action was a terrorist group. Which it clearly is, just one that doesn’t do any actual terrorism. Let’s not get bogged down in detail.

Keir Starmer 

Claiming Starmer’s government is left-wing is an insult to your intelligence. Admittedly it’s hard to remember what he does actually stand for, but you’re pretty sure he hasn’t called for the proletariat to oil the means of production with the blood of the capitalist pigs. Sadly for the press he’s not scary on a personal level either, unless you have an irrational fear of Gordon Brittas.