Married NHS nurse sparks outrage after pretending to have a headache so she can leave her ‘hubby and kids’ in Disney World – and then goes on Tinder looking for ‘some hotel fun’
- The nurse’s Tinder bio says she’s looking for ‘hotel room fun’ at Disney World
- The dating profile suggests she faked a headache while her family went out
An NHS nurse has sparked outrage after apparently faking a headache to leave her ‘hubby and kids’ in Disney World before searching Tinder for ‘some hotel room fun’.
The married mother’s Tinder bio says she was holidaying in Disney World in Orlando, Florida, with her family until 8 June and looking for ‘short-term fun’ while away.
The cheeky dating profile suggests she faked having a ‘headache’ to ‘stay at the hotel’ for some ‘hotel room fun’ while her family enjoy the resort.
A Tinder user later matched with the holidaymaker and claimed the nurse confirmed she was there with her husband and children.
The 41-year-old’s controversial dating profile sparked a row on social media where hundreds of commenters expressed their shock.
An NHS nurse was slammed on social media for apparently faking a headache to leave her ‘hubby and kids’ at Disney World before searching Tinder for ‘some hotel room fun’
The NHS nurse’s Tinder profile says: ‘On a Disney World vacation with my family and looking for some hotel room fun whilst I send them off to the parks and I stay at the hotel due to ‘having a headache”.
‘Here until 8th June x,’ the dating app profile adds.
The screenshot later garnered more than 800 likes, comments and shares after being posted on Facebook by a fellow Tinder user.
The user who spotted it claims he matched with the holidaymaker to ‘verify what she meant by family’.
He claimed the woman confirmed that she was in fact at Disney World with her husband and kids.
The Tinder user wrote: ‘D*ck > Disney (husband and kids).
‘Not averse to helping with a ‘headache’, but I wouldn’t do that to another man and his kids,’ he said.
‘So I did match with her just to verify what she meant by ‘family’.’
The controversial Tinder bio quickly kicked off a row on social media, as Facebook users decried the nurse’s behaviour as ‘disgusting’.
The mother’s Tinder bio says she is looking for ‘short term fun’ while on a vacation to Disney World
Social media users also hit back at the critics as they questioned claims that the nurse was ‘cheating’.
Some Facebook users even suggested that the author of the post had been ‘rejected’ by the nurse and was being petty.
‘I feel like he got rejected and is butt hurt about it. I don’t know, that’s just the vibe I get,’ one Facebook user said.
‘He probably thought he was in for sure and then she got a better offer,’ a second person added.
A third said: ‘This group has become overrun by dudes looking for something to be mad about.’
A fourth added: ‘Who said anyone is cheating? I think this is awesome, I hope she got some lol.’
A fifth commented: ‘Get it girl. She could mean that she’s with kids or extended family. Cheating isn’t implied.’
A sixth joked: ‘Disney [World] and thousands of ratty kids would give me a ‘headache’ too.’
Facebook users were quick to express their shock at the NHS nurse’s Tinder bio as they called her behaviour ‘disgusting’
However, several users were quick to condemn the ‘cheating’ nurse, and accused opposing posters of doing ‘mental gymnastics’ to justify her behaviour.
One said: ‘I’m so confused by people defending this behaviour. It’s disgusting.’
A second added: ‘Wow, how awful – I hope she gets busted!’
A third commented: ‘Why is everyone being so suspicious and mean about this?
‘I’m cynical generally, but that profile seems to be implying exactly what he’s saying. Wack.’
A fourth added: ‘Anyone willing to do that to their family is trash. I don’t care if it’s a dude or chick.’
A fifth said: ‘I don’t see how people can’t see she’s clearly cheating. And mocking with the use of a headache? Blergh.’
A sixth said: ‘The hurdle jumping to defend this mess is wild. The picture she painted is pretty damn clear. [The] husband is taking the kids to the parks.
‘Stop with the mental gymnastics to justify this!’