Hunt to find ‘cheating Ben’ after sex stories were heard on train and shared online

Boyfriend Ben is probably regretting regaling pals on the train with stories of his promiscuity.

Cheating Ben’s fame is growing. It is probably unwelcome.

The unsuspecting lad was apparently overheard regaling friends with tales of sexual encounters while on a train from Bournemouth to Manchester.

While Ben might consider himself a Lothario, his bragging was heard by stranger and relationship activist Emily Shepss, who shared news of the conversation on Twitter.

It’s clear Emily didn’t think much of Ben’s unfaithfulness, and she sparked a social media man hunt after revealing her alleged findings.

Emily Shepss (right) sent the tweet which has caused a storm (Image: Emily Shepss / Twitter)

Tens of thousands of people responded in a bid to put an end to Ben’s supposed indiscretions. Even Dragon’s Den star Deborah Meaden got involved.

It’s not yet clear whether Ben’s been exposed, or even whether he’s been found. People have been asking for a description – some clearly for personal reasons. Lots of Bens also announced their innocence.

While many have praised Emily’s tweet, others think she shouldn’t have involved herself in private matters.

And, of course, it could be that Ben was simply showing off to his mates, but hasn’t been as promiscuous as his tales might suggest. There are all sorts of moral dilemmas at play here.

And some branded her tweet irresponsible.

Jay Swin said: “Maybe Ben is just full of Bravado in front of his mates and you are all seeking to ruin a happy relationship. Whatever happened to privacy and secrecy? Or minding your own business?”

Whilst Carl Bode said: “What if there is more than one Ben on that train ?? How many arguments could that cause ? Sorry but while cheating is vile that tweet is irresponsible no matter how well meaning.”