A man who held up a sign advertising that he was looking for a girlfriend is now getting married six years on. You can watch a video he released at the time explaining the benefits of being his girlfriend below:
Back in 2015, Adam Sanyo was stomping around London and Cambridge bearing a massive board that read: "Hi there stranger, my name is Adam and I am looking for a girlfriend."
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The sign continued: "I work in an environment where 85 per cent of my colleagues are male so I did not have much of a chance to find love there.
"But here I am and it is time to put this method to the test."
Alongside the sign, he released a video detailing his weight, height, and saying he had a BA in English and Linguistics.
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Throughout the video he made a list of his must-haves, saying he wasn't bothered by looks, but needed someone aged 22 to 30, with a degree, fully employed, and with two years of 'relationship experience' already under their belt.
He ended the video by quipping: "See you, my future girlfriend!"
Interested applicants were advised to use #LFGirlfriend on Twitter or send Adam an email.
Since then, Adam's fortunes have changed and he is set to marry his fiancée Eszter, 26, in October.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, it wasn't the sign that won Eszter over, with the couple meeting at a party instead.
Adam, now 32, proposed to Eszter after lockdown, when the pair spent a whole 10 months together.
He said: "I felt that since we managed to endure this very difficult period without any major fights, then we should get married.
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"Fortunately, she said yes to my proposal, and we are currently in the final stages of our wedding preparation."
Adam said the idea came about from having a feeling of loneliness, after a long term relationship with his ex came to an end.
He said: "I was single for about two years at that point. My one and only long-term relationship ended in June 2013, and I was feeling kind of lonely.
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"I moved to Cambridge in March 2015 from London, and I did not have any friends I could meet on weekdays.
"Therefore, I decided that I should improve my dating chances and the creation of this sign seemed like a good idea to meet many people in a short time period.
Reflecting on the experience, Adam added: "I think it was a great experiment, because it showed me how people react to my openness and my unique approach to dating.
"Even though the sign did not work at the time, I am happy that I tried using this approach to dating, but at the same time I am glad that I do not need to go on random dates anymore, because I found my future wife through our shared interest in politics."
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