Woman gets 5,000 applications from men wanting to be her boyfriend but rejects them all

A Dutch model and social media influencer who made her potential boyfriends fill out an application has reportedly rejected them all. The London-based woman, Vera Dijkmans, had reportedly received around 5,000 responses, but none of them ended up becoming her boyfriend, and she is still single.

Inviting applications for boyfriend?

It all began last year when Dijkmans announced via TikTok that she was taking applications from men wanting to become her boyfriend. The potential suitors had to fill out a 15-question quiz to see if they lived up to her high expectations, including whether they still live with their parents, whether or not they own a car, and more.

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Only three were appealing?

She then went through the thousands of boyfriend applications and rejected most of them. Only three proved to be appealing, and she went on dates with them. "I'd say I received around 5,000 applications, but after going through most of them, I found just three guys who I thought were suitable. I went on a date with them – but I'm currently still single," she said.

There was one famous applicant

Talking about the applications she received, Dijkmans said there were many weird guys and even a famous one. "I had to filter through quite a lot of strange applications. One man offered to send me a sample of his blood and asked for mine in return – which I ignored. I also had a famous person slide into my DMs; I can’t say who it is, but I definitely didn’t expect it! Most of the applicants were from Texas, and a lot of them had the Aquarius star sign," she said.

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Maybe I will do it again

Despite failing to find herself a boyfriend from the thousands of applications she received, Dijkmans is not disheartened and is willing to give it another shot. "I wouldn’t do another application process online. If I do it again, I will probably make it a real-life event," she said.

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