A Sheffield man is causing a stir after advertising his search for ‘no strings fun’ on a park bench. Using a handwritten note, he detailed the time, date, and location of his intended rendezvous, specifying that the offer was exclusive to ‘females only.’ This bold approach has garnered mixed reactions, with some expressing amusement, concern, and criticism.
The note, discovered by a woman during a walk in the park, was subsequently shared online. It reads: ‘If your female and up for some fun (no strings), sit on the bench next Saturday at 8.20 am. I’ll walk past and say morning. If you like what you see, ask if I have the time. If I like what I say, I will say it’s time to finger you.’
The note has sparked a range of responses, from those who find it amusing or outrageous to those who are concerned about the safety and appropriateness of such a request. Some have praised the man’s boldness, while others have criticized the explicit nature of the note and the fact that it was left in a public place where anyone could have stumbled upon it.
It remains unclear whether the note is a prank or a genuine offer, but it has certainly generated a lot of discussion and debate. Whether it’s a prank or not, the incident has highlighted the importance of respectful and appropriate behavior in public spaces.
