▲Mark has 15 partners and all of them are inflatable pool toys.

▲Twenty people attended the ceremony in 1976.

▲The two were married in a real Las Vegas ceremony.

▲Before she was able to carry out her wedding, the building was demolished. However, she still went through with the wedding, entering into a lesbian union with the building's rubble.

▲Erika Eiffel always loved objects. After falling in love with a F-15 fighter jet at the United States Air Force Academy and getting discharged because of it, she moved on to her real love: The Eiffel Tower.

▲Her marriages took nine years to complete and she reports that her father never ended up understanding the point she was trying to make.

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He admits that the temptation to cheat is very strong and that he occasionally flirts with other laptops on eBay.

▲He eloped with his phone to the Little Las Vegas Chapel. He reports that his relationship with his phone has been his longest and most fulfilling.

▲Joachim A. is married to a steam locomotive. He claims to love his train like a person in every way possible, even physically.

▲Amy Wolfe Weber married a roller-coaster in Pennsylvania after falling in love both mentally and physically at the age of 13.

▲After over 1,000 inanimate object partners, he left his old flame, a TV prop helicopter, for the car. They are still happily together.

▲Jannene Swift married a 50 lb rock in LA.

▲A woman named Babylonia Aivaz married a Seattle warehouse in 2012.

▲Linda Ducharme married a carnival ride that she named Bruce.

▲She went through a commitment ceremony to wed the enormous, French structure.

▲She changed her last name to Weber, the name of the manufacturer, and carries spare nuts and bolts from the ride in her pocket.

▲Korean-American Maria Yoon was pressured by her father to find a man. She decided to defy him by traveling around the entire country and marrying someone different in every state.

▲In addition to 36 men and two women, she married 14 objects.

▲She calls the tower her wife, describing it as amazing and curvy, and claims that she can feel that her love is reciprocated.

▲He's crazy about his inflatable whales and dolphins, but his true love is his wife, an inflatable dragon.

▲She reported feeling an incredibly sensual and exhilarating experience after riding the Ferris wheel, adding that there was no going back after that.

▲She rode the roller-coaster 3,000 times before committing to marriage, and reports not feeling jealous about other people riding her husband.

▲Among the objects, she married a ghost town, lobster trap, the Liberty Bell, a Jesus statue, and the River Gorge Bridge.

▲Edward Smith is in a relationship with Vanilla the Car, an old VW Beetle.

▲Los Angeles filmmaker Aaron Chervenak married his smart phone after experiencing a strong emotional connection with it.

▲The repair man admits that his work with technical objects has led to infidelity in the past, namely with cars and radiators, but his love for his train stays strong.

▲Lauren Adkins married a cardboard cutout of Robert Pattinson after her fangirl pleas for his attention went unanswered.

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Object fantasy is a phenomenon in which people attribute human qualities, including gender, names, and emotions, to inanimate objects, allowing them to carry out a romantic relationship with them. The following gallery compiles some of the most notorious cases of Americans who have fallen in love and married inanimate objects.