Working-class woman longs to be taken awkwardly by man with smooth middle-management hands

A WORKING-CLASS woman’s greatest fantasy is sex with a physically unimpressive man who works in middle-management, she has revealed.

Supermarket worker Donna Sheridan’s fantasy scenario involves being timidly ravished by a beta male who spends most of his time on spreadsheets and whose hands are soft and pudgy with no signs of physical labour.

Sheridan said: “In my fantasy I’m nipping out during my lunchbreak when I see him entering the boring insurance office where he works. There’s a spark of illicit desire and he hesitantly asks me if I would ‘like to try sexual intercourse’. 

“He leads me to an empty meeting room, with me getting more and more turned on as he explains the difficulties he’s been having scheduling holiday cover. Then he makes awkward, fumbling love to me, overpowering me with his coffee breath. It’s amazing.

“Basically I’ve had my fill of manual labourer types with six-packs and tanned skin from working outdoors. Don’t get me wrong, multiple shuddering orgasms from horny-handed sons of toil are fine, but sometimes I want a man to meticulously fold his clothes first.

“I want to be held by weak arms with no discernible muscles. I want to run my fingers along the ridges on his pasty ankles left by his socks. I want him to ineptly massage my breasts in perfectly circular motions, saying ‘First clockwise; now anti-clockwise’. 

“It’s all a bit kinky but we’ll all got our fantasies. Would I act on it? I don’t think I’d dare. Looks like I’m stuck with boring old sex with muscular men in their sexual prime. Still, I can dream.”

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Fat anti-vaxxer can't wait to take Mounjaro

AN overweight sceptic of Covid vaccines is nevertheless excited to give the miracle NHS weight loss injection Mounjaro a go.

18-stone Martin Bishop, who refused to be vaccinated against Covid because he watched some conspiracy theory videos on YouTube, has set his reservations aside when it comes to weight loss injections.

Bishop said: “I don’t see how this makes me a hypocrite. They may both be emerging medicines far beyond my understanding, but that’s where their similarities end.

“For starters, the clot shots were masterminded by Bill Gates in order to control you via 5G. Whereas Mounjaro is a magic bullet in the shape of an injection which has emerged from seemingly nowhere. Why should I be wary of that?

“In this very specific instance which benefits me personally, I trust the science. If anecdotal evidence has taught us anything, it’s that if something seems too good to be true then you should go along with it because it’ll definitely be fine.   

“And if I see any chubsters about once Mounjaro’s on the market, I’ll make sure to berate their stupid arses for being sceptics. It’ll feel great to be on the right side of history again.”

Fitness coach Nikki Hollis said: “Oh great. I’m going to be written off as a crackpot because I recommend a healthy diet and exercise, aren’t I?”