What's Really Happening, Men?

A postman in Germany is so in love with his 15-year-old cat that he has decided to marry her - The "bride" named Cecilia, is a fat and asthmatic cat.

"She is such a trusting creature," said owner Uwe Mitzscherlich. "We cuddle all the time and she has always slept in my bed". It has always been his biggest wish to marry her before she dies.
"Our hearts beat as one - it's unique!," added the 39-year-old.

Because marrying an animal is illegal in Germany, Mitzscherlich paid 300 euros to a television actress to play officiator in the ceremony and his twin brother, Erik served as witness.

The happy "couple" dressed up for the occasion - he was in a wedding suit and she was in a white dress. - ANN and,
this man, marrying his pillow.

Lee Jin-gyu and his lover

A 28-year-old South Korean man married a large pillow with a picture of a female anime character at a church in Japan.

However, Lee Jin-gyu, the guy who fell in love with his dakimakura - a kind of large, huggable pillow from Japan with an image of a popular anime character on it, told South Korean media on Wednesday that he has not yet married his "girlfriend."
"My love for Fate is unchangeable but I will take more time to think about our marriage," the man told the press. Lee's pillow caried an image of Fate Testarossa from the Magical Girl anime series.

Lee became famous after appearing in a Korean cable TV show titled Martian Virus in January. The TV show viewed Lee's "ordinary" dates with his pillow at amusement parks and restaurants. He said they have been dating for six years.
"He is completely obsessed with this pillow and takes it everywhere," said one of Lee's friends.
"They go out to the park or the funfair where it will go on all the rides with him. Then when he goes out to eat he takes it with him and it gets its own seat and its own meal," he added.

Lee was in the limelight after the show - but not in a good way. He received prank calls and his blog was showered with insults, including some directed at Lee's parents.
"I don't think it is right to hurl insults just because my thoughts are different from theirs. A TV show is a TV show. Some of the content was exaggerated a little bit," Lee told the press.

Lee said that he is currently looking for a job but his love for Fate will stay the same even after he finds one.
"Liking a virtual character is a matter of personal taste. I hope our society could become a place where different opinions can co-exist," he added. - The Korea Herald/ANN

Some commentators stated the man who married his pillow is a much better  person than those perverts, pedophiles, rapists or other sex offenders. Why insult him or even his parents as it may just warrant a good laugh but that's all...