'And a hypermasculine male's worst nightmare.'
, the series in which we give you a seven-day sneak peek into the sex life of a stranger.Gloria’s had a bit of an eventful week, what with it being her birthday and all.
I know first impressions aren’t everything, so I settled in for an evening of what I thought was sure to be delicious food and enchanting conversation at the pub, followed by dinner at his. Midway through the evening, I asked him: ‘Are you going to ask me a question then?’ He stared at me blankly and poured another glass.
Just as I thought things couldn’t get any more boring or worse, we went for a final cigarette, by which point I was utterly inebriated. By chance, we walk past a group of boys I know from university. I’m flushed with embarrassment about them seeing me with my date.
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