Naughty wife talks: A single girl’s pad

I entered a neighbour’s home, and I was impressed; the coolness of the place. The way everything was well-arranged and scented; romantic and comfortable. The fluffy girly things, the downy inviting bed, and the divan in a corner. The ambience was soothing. No noise, except the soft music and the movie. No baby squalling somewhere or toddlers toppling things over. This is a single girl’s home.

No wonder married men who go to single girls’ pad often refuse to go home. They will just lie, yakata on the bed, picking their teeth and watching movie. Even if the girl wants him to leave, he would gum his buttocks there.

No matter how the girl insults him, he will return tomorrow to beg her, so he could hide out there, enjoy the peace and quiet atmosphere and a slice of scented pussy to go with the ambience. That is the epic level of irresponsibility if you ask me.

Even me, as I stood in the middle of the home, I wanted to lie on the divan, put up my feet, pick up a mag and allow the smell of lavender sooth me to sleep. I wanted to ignore my toddlers for a day or two and remain there.

But no, I must go back home. I am a family woman. No matter how inviting this place is, I must go back to my family and stay in the noise, the tumbled chairs and stools, the squalling or squabbling children. I have grown to love it more than every other thing in life. It is the life I chose the day I signed the dotted line.

A married person has no business enjoying the pad of a single person, thereby absconding from his/her family home. One should learn to enjoy his/her family life fully, chaos and all.

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