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A young woman from Germany feels she is in real love with a Boeing 737

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Last updated: March 8, 2023, 12:08 UTC
Published: Wednesday, March 8, 2023, at 12:04 UTC
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A woman who is in a relationship with an aeroplane has revealed that she travelled abroad 30 times in the last year just to spend quality time with her lover.

According to the DailyMail, Sarah Rodo, from Dortmund, Germany, found love on her first flight with a Boeing 737 – after an unfulfilling attempt to date humans.

Since then, the 23-year-old has also ‘met’ 60 figurines and three larger models who she considers part of a ‘collective being’ that she is dating, and so she often refers to her lovers as one.
Keeping up a relationship with an object requires real commitment.

The avid jet-setter is so loved up that she has booked 30 mini-breaks in the last 12 months just to be close to her original beau, the Boeing 737.
Despite their many trips together, Sarah is heartbroken that she’s never been fully alone with her partner.

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Sarah said: ‘I flew a lot in the last year to be with the Boeing as often as I possibly could, I took about 30 flights and always combined it with a city trip or vacation. With my love, I’ve travelled to Stockholm, Malmo, Copenhagen, Budapest, Vienna, and Paris.

Although Sarah struggles to have alone time with her beloved aircraft, she has an impressive collection of models that she also shares a bed with. She is so devoted to her planes that she’s forked out over $4,000 on 60 figurines and three large models of her significant other.

She refers to her partner(s) as one, calling it ‘Dicki’ and says its wings are the sexiest thing about it. Sarah added: ‘I currently own three large models. They are made of fibreglass and cost €4,000 (£3,550).

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The 23-year-old still hopes to wed the 737 series. She has previously shared how she cannot legally marry her lover despite their strong bond but has now hinted that there may be wedding bells in the near future.

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