Today’s story is about a woman from Budapest, Hungary. She is in a “relationship” with a toy plane and says it’s been one of the happiest and most fulfilling relationships of her life.
Sandra Letanovszky is a 28-year-old aviation worker. Her relationship with her toy plane, Luffancs, started off in January 2022. Ever since Sandra was a child, she has always loved the aviation industry and everything about airplanes.
She was in a lot of relationships with men who never understood her love for aviation – her last relationship ended last year. After her last breakup, she decided to just follow her heart and buy a toy plane to spend her time with.
While speaking to Jam Press, Sandra spoke about her love for Luffancs:
“I don’t know why I love him, I just love him,”
“He’s beautiful and my soulmate.”
“He is the first thing I see in the mornings and the last thing when I go to sleep. I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
“We cuddle and kiss throughout the night… I get to do everything with him.”
“I have never felt like this with a partner before.”
“For the first time in my life I am in love.”
“I have always liked planes, more than the average person.”
“It’s never been a problem in my other relationships. They haven’t said anything and I never asked.”
“If I go away for the weekend, I make sure I take him with me. He’s always there for me.”
“If I go away for the weekend, I make sure I take him with me. He’s always there for me.”
While talking about going back to a human relationship, Sandra told Jam Press:
“I’m not too sure if I will go back to a human relationship.”
“Planes are more reliable as partners. I know I can always speak to him.”
“I like how planes represent endless opportunities. To me that is something positive and something I want to have in my life.”
Objectophilia is a form of romantic relationship or bond between a human and an inanimate object.
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Sources:
Need To Know / Jam Press
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