This Morning recently interviewed Noorul Mahjabeen Hassan (who goes by Fractal Tetris Huracan), who says she is in love with a game of Tetris.
Fractal, from Florida, told presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield that she had been in a relationship with a calculator called Pierre De Fermat, before the cartridge of the game.
She said from the age of seven she had:
just decided that I like monorails and iPods and treadmills.
Fractal added that the calculator's name had given him a personality:
Well, I thought that Pierre is really beautiful and I loved the buttons on him and the trackpad is beautiful and I just loved his function.
However, the calculator broke, ending their relationship, so she has since been in a relationship with a Tetris cartridge since 2016:
I'm in love with the game himself and the cartridge is a means, a vessel of presenting him.
It's the clear lines, it satisfies me, it's just really beautiful. I find him just so attractive.
Schofield asked whether the relationship was an intimate or sexual one, to which Fractal replied:
Yes, it's very intimate.
Fractal then said she was open to the idea of marriage with the cartridge one day:
Yes the marriage aspect is purely ceremonial, obviously I can't literally marry an object.
It would just be me having a ceremony with Tetris.
Fractal said she had feelings for objects and had previously sought help for the condition of objectophilia - the attraction to inanimate objects:
Yeah, it was kind of confusing. I didn't really understand what was going on.
I've tried romantic relationships with humans and they never worked out.
HT This Morning