New, fresh outlook on life? This man just came

A MAN has discovered an open-minded, harmonious clarity which makes the world seem a wonderful place and all problems surmountable moment after ejaculating. 

Having just enjoyed an unexpected morning romp with his girlfriend, Nathan Muir realised the world is not so terrible after all if everyone just learned to get along.

He said: “Look at the sun glinting on the windows. Everything seems washed and new, and everything’s going to be alright. I know that now.

“I know the life goals I need to hit and precisely how I’ll hit them. It’s all laid out in my head and it’s so obvious. I don’t know why I was so muddled before, but that’s over.

“Who knows where I could go from here? I could finish that novel. I should call James about that business we were talking about the last time we went for beers. In this moment I know exactly how it would work, down to the logo.

“A past of confusion and befuddlement is over. My path in the world is so clear it’s like it’s signposted. I stride out of here a better man who will make better everything around him.”

Girlfriend Lauren Hewitt said: “My pussy really is magic. I should share it around more.”

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Going travelling when you're 40 not a sign life is going well

A 40-YEAR-OLD man has insisted that quitting his job, moving his stuff into storage and going travelling to find himself is definitely not a sign that his life has quietly derailed.

Digital sales co-ordinator Julian Cook claims his decision to cash in his entire life in favour of living out of a backpack in locations where nobody knows him shows his questing, independent spirit, not that he has nothing to lose. 

Cook said: “I’m selling everything I own to fund the trip. Who needs a lifetime of accumulated possessions, anyway? Not me. 

“This has nothing to do with my still being single, or failing to get promoted, or not being able to get a mortgage or any of that materialist stuff. I just think there’s more to life, you know? 

“I’m going alone for spiritual reasons, and because it’s more free, and yeah, I suppose that means I can reinvent myself and my past and tell bronzed Aussie surfer girls I’m called Coyote, but that’s not the point or anything. 

“It’ll be great. Wind in my hair – what’s left of it – sand between my toes and there’s no way a random desperate drunk Englishman on the verge of middle-age will get robbed or conned.

“Hostels are downright luxurious now and I’m so young at heart that all the 18-year-old backpackers will be delighted to hang out with me. They won’t judge like women here do. Also the locals will love me, not least in countries with a low GDP.”

“This isn’t running away, it’s reconnecting with who I really am. I just hope that’s not who I am now, only sweatier, poorer and wearing elephant-print trousers.”