Bingo Widowers Loom
You may have heard the term (football widower) in the past, but now it seems many men are falling victim to a new online bingo phenomenon, becoming a (bingo widower). With the World Cup looming this year, yet again there will be many football widowers up and down the UK as lots of men (and some women of course) take to their local pubs or front rooms to watch all the World Cup action unfold.
So have the tables turned for men? In a survey which was conducted by online bingo club, it showed there are now many frustrated British men out there; after they claim that their wives prefer to play bingo than have sex!
In the survey more than 70% of men admitted that their love lives had suffered as a direct result of their partner preferring to play with her dauber, than spending quality time with them……………..possibly making them a bingo widower.
One man, who asked not to be named, said: “I don’t know what happened, we used to be so close, now she spends all her time online while I wait for her to come to bed. Everyone needs some time on their own but not every night, I barley get to see her anymore.”
Online bingo has been one of the fastest growing industries to ever land on the net, just nothing seems to be stopping its popularity or growth. Which does mean (unfortunately for men) there could be many more (bingo widowers) this time next year.
When the game of bingo was first introduced online back in 1996, there were just a handful of bingo sites for players to select from. Fast forward to the present day and there are now well over 300 online bingo sites listed on the world wide web. This gives you a good indication of just how much the online bingo game has grown over the years.
It is thought, many women now prefer to play bingo online or an evening, rather than a night of passion with their husbands or partners. It has even been claimed that some women are logging on directly they get home from work and continuing to play bingo into the early hours. Interesting enough, historically it is men who have been accused of losing their (sex drive) in favour of the TV or computer, but things certainly seem to be on the change.
