I'm the world's most wanted girlfriend and thousands of men want to date me - but here's my one hard rule to help find love
I'm the world's most wanted girlfriend and thousands of men want to date me - but here's my one hard rule to help find love
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A model has boasted she's the 'world's most wanted girlfriend' after claiming she's received applications from 5,000 men who want to date her. Vera Dijkmans, who lives in London, set tongues wagging when she announced on social media that she would be accepting applications from men to be her boyfriend.
![[Vera made headlines after announcing on social media that she would be accepting applications from men to be her boyfriend]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/28/08/94587131-14332711-image-a-11_1738054475882.jpg)
Despite being flooded with thousands of responses, the 27-year-old said it was slim pickings to find a mate as only three of the thousands of men fit her strict criteria. However sadly, no romance blossomed for Vera, who has over seven million followers across social media.
![[Despite being flooded with thousands of responses, the 27-year-old, says only three of the men fit her strict criteria]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/28/08/94587123-14332711-image-a-12_1738054489982.jpg)
Now she has shared tips on how to attract the right man – and revealed where other women are going 'wrong'. The sought-after singleton is now sharing some advice for women who are also struggling to find Mr Right. She said: 'Women need to have more respect for themselves and set clear boundaries with men.
![[Each of the 15 quiz questions were designed to reveal applicants' lifestyles, values and level of commitment]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/28/08/94587115-14332711-image-a-23_1738054596999.jpg)
'A man should take you on a proper date – like going out for dinner or doing an activity together. Vera Dijkmans, who lives in London, claimed to be the 'world's most wanted girlfriend' after 5,000 men applied to date her. 'You shouldn't settle for late-night requests to 'come over' or going on dates where he has made no effort to plan in advance.
![[Sadly, no romance blossomed for Vera, who has over seven million followers across social media]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/28/08/94587129-14332711-image-a-13_1738054493785.jpg)
'This is a hard rule of mine. If they don't suggest an impressive first date, I won't bother going. And he should bring you a gift, too. 'I've received things like expensive clothing – including from Louis Vuitton and Hermès – but it's mostly about the gesture.
![[The sought-after singleton is now sharing some advice for women who are also struggling to find Mr Right]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/28/08/94587125-14332711-image-a-14_1738054496834.jpg)
