According to foreign media reports on April 17, Amanda Liberty of Leeds, England, was invited to participate in the emotional TV show "Stephen's Box Lunch", and made a big fuss on the show, claiming to have a fetish, full of love for inanimate objects, and no need for physiology and emotions.
In an interview with moderator Steph McGovern, Amanda said: "Unlike most people, I don't see them as inanimate objects. Do you know the word 'animism'? The term is common in Japan and refers to people feeling an energy from an object. Objects are not static, as everyone thinks. They all have energy, energy that can be felt. Falling in love with them is not love at first sight, but a long-term love. ”
While Amanda is now planning to marry a 93-year-old German chandelier, on the show, she says her first love was actually a set of drum kits. When asked how she found herself feeling for objects, Amanda replied, "To be honest, I didn't understand it for a long time, but the good thing about me as a person is that I don't understand it but I accept it." It's hard to explain now, and I don't know why I fell in love with these things. But just accept it, that's why I'm on the show. Hopefully everyone else will be able to accept and feel happy. ”
Although she knows that some people have a hard time accepting fetishes, Amanda recounts her process of falling in love with the chandelier: "I feel that [the chandelier] is deeply in love with myself, and this wonderful feeling can only be understood inexpressibly." After seeing this chandelier with a history of nearly a hundred years for the first time, it was deeply imprinted in my mind. Eventually, after a difficult time, the chandeliers were transported from Germany to England. ”
Speaking about the upcoming marriage with the chandelier, Amanda added: "Marriage is not a union between people in the narrow sense, it is a commitment, a form of expression of love. Although relatives and friends could not fully understand Amanda's choice, they were very happy to see her, and their mental state was also very good, and they all gave blessings in the end, after all, happiness and love are the true meaning of life."