TRUE LOVE REAL LIFE
Sienna Keywood, 29, from Surrey, knows she and her man George look different – but opposites attract!
Lying in bed at home in Sydney, Australia, I flicked through Netflix.
I’m in the mood for something funny, I thought, clicking onto the comedy section.
As I scrolled through shows, I stumbled across a British sitcom called People Just Do Nothing.
This looks alright, I thought, pointing my remote at the TV and pressing play.
It was a mockumentary about MC Grindah, DJ Beats and their friends, running a pirate radio station in London.
Acharacter called Craig came onto the screen –the lazy son of DJ Beats’ girlfriend.
But he caught my eye.
Something about Craig was really likeable. I thought the actor George Keywood, 30, was really handsome, too.
I’d always been attracted to bigger men –and as a size six personal trainer, it did surprise people.
People expected me to be into muscular gym bunnies, with washboard abs and bulging biceps.
But that did nothing for me. And George was just my type.
I found his big belly and chunky thighs attractive, but it was more than that –he had kind eyes and a lovely smile, too.
As soon as the episode finished, I eagerly started the next.
The more I watched, the more I became attracted to George –and feeling curious, I decided to look him up on Instagram.
Not only was he hot, but he looked like a really nice, funny guy in real life, too. Feeling impulsive, I sent him a direct message.
You’re my favourite character on the show, I wrote.
His reply came back almost straight away.
Thanks, babe!
We started messaging, and we soon became close.
When I wasn’t working in the gym Iwas trying to make it as a musician, and we bonded over our shared creativity. He was charming and confident, and as months went by, Iwas falling for him.
Conversation between us just flowed, and we had natural chemistry –George was perfect.
But there was one problem. He lived on the other side of the world.
So in January 2019, six months after I’d reached out to George on Instagram, I went on a six-week holiday to England.
On my first night, George and I met up at an AirBnB in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
I’d been nervous about meeting him in person.
What if we have nothing to talk about? I thought.
But I had nothing to worry about. Being with George felt so right, and he was even better looking in real life.
We just clicked and Iknew he was the one. We talked all night, and we couldn’t keep our hands off each other. We were a perfect match. Spending the whole of my sixweek holiday together, Iknew early on I wanted to be with him forever. The thought o
