Single Sketches
Overheard…
David: “I’m dating three women. One I have to take to the finest places, while one only requires I visit her only. The third one visits me.”
Rakeem: “Women are far more critical when sizing a man up for a potential lover, but are extremely resentful of a brother who appears to be selective. Am I supposed to hook up with her just because she want me?”
Corey: “I recently took a woman out who thanked me thirty times for a lovely evening between the restaurant and her door. I don’t think she’d been out in a while!”
Kelly: “A guy without muscles could never appeal to me.”
Marquis: “We used to work together, and I found her very attractive, but she wouldn’t give me no play until I began ignoring her. After I gave up, moved on, and stopped reaching for her, she was all over me.”
Beth: “If a smart brother has a little edge to him and a gorgeous smile, he can have any woman he wants.”
Sherri: “I was in the supermarket one day when I ran into my boyfriend’s aunt who told me that my boyfriend had fallen the night before, broke his leg, and was in a nearby hospital. All the way there, I wondered why he hadn’t called to tell me. But when I got there, I understood immediately. Sitting at his bedside, holding his hand, was my sister. I found out that they had been seeing each other behind my back for months and had been together when he fell.”
Danielle: “I answered an ad once for a position as an executive secretary and the woman doing the hiring turned out to be the ex-wife of a guy I used to date. I was someone she’d never forget because I used to do dumb stuff in my pursuit of him that was grossly disrespectful. She laughed a deep laugh when I walked into the room. Without saying a word, I turned around at the door. She was hysterically laughing when I closed the door.”
Marilee: “I find that few people on the dating scene have the guts to back out when their gut tells them to.”
Taylor: “A man who makes $100,000 a year is better suited for a woman who waits tables than a woman in the same position. Women can adapt easily to a better lifestyle when they’re pulled into it by their mates. But most men can’t hang emotionally when their woman makes more money than they do.”