Woman rejects 5000 men who filled out an application to be her boyfriend

Vera has never had a boyfriend, so she decided to take the hunt for a man into her own hands, with more than 5000 guys applying for the role.

A woman has rejected the 5000 men who applied to be her boyfriend after making them complete a comprehensive applicaiton form.

Vera Dijkmans, who lives in London, was so fed-up with being unlucky in love, she issued a callout to her 5.5 million followers, asking if any of them were keen to be her boyfriend.

But in order to throw their hat in the ring, potential suitors had to fill out a 15-question quiz to see if they lived up to her high expectations.

Despite being inundated with applications, including one man who asked to swap blood samples, Ms Dijkmans has recently revealed she’s still single.

Vera Dijkmans had over 5000 men apply to be her boyfriend. Picture: Jam Press

But despite being inundated with guys, who all completed a 15 question form, the influencer says she’s still single.

“I’d say I received around 5000 applications, but after going through most of them, I found just three guys who I thought were suitable,” Ms Dijkmans said.

“I went on a date with them — but I’m currently still single. Despite this disappointing result, I still consider the experiment a success since I was able to be upfront of what I want and see which men fit that criteria.”

Ms Dijkmans revealed her questionnaire included questions that asked whether her prospective partner lives with his parents, is currently obtaining “booty calls” or owns a car – and there were some bizarre responses.

“I had to filter through quite a lot of strange applications,” she shared.

“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.”

None of them were suitable. Picture: Jam Press

The model, who earns a living selling sexually explicit content on a popular subscription site, went on to state she was motivated to create the questionnaire because she’s never had a boyfriend.

“One man said he lives with his parents and doesn’t have a car, but owns two boats,” she revealed.

Ms Dijkmans said another suitor promised never to hit on her friends, which she argued should be a given and someone else even boasted a full-time career but refused to give me the bigger wardrobe.