All is fair in love and war, they say, but what would you really be willing to do for the one you love? People say that love makes us do crazy things, but you probably have to be head over heels to do some of the crazy things you'll read in this list. Researchers say that, on average, people fall in passionate love twice in their lives.
Perhaps it's the passion that makes us do wild things, but we'll let you be the judge of that as you sort through these stories. They come to you from the r/AskTheWorld subreddit, where one netizen prompted others to share by asking: "What's the craziest thing someone has done for love in your country?"
#21 India

A guy named Bal Kishun Ram who constructed a Temple of his wife after she passed away.
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10points
#22 Sri Lanka

One guy hijacked a plane with demands to be reunited with his wife and kid.
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9points
#23 United States Of America

We had the astronaut love triangle, where astronaut Lisa Nowak supposedly wore diapers while she drove 1,000 miles from Houston, TX to Orlando, FL to confront her astronaut ex-boyfriend’s lover. She was charged after pepper spraying Colleen Shipman, an Air Force captain who had been romantically linked to the boyfriend, William Oefelein. She had a bunch of suspicious items in the trunk of the car she had stolen from her estranged husband for the trip, like gloves, a folding knife, a trench coat, etc.
Lisa followed Colleen from the baggage claim at the Orlando airport to the parking lot, where she pepper sprayed her. Colleen drove to a security station, and Lisa was quickly caught.
Lisa followed Colleen from the baggage claim at the Orlando airport to the parking lot, where she pepper sprayed her. Colleen drove to a security station, and Lisa was quickly caught.
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6points
#24 Sweden
But true love knows no boundaries. And so the two of them develop a daring plan: Hans Christian is to learn how to fly in order to take Isolde over the Iron Curtain. After nine months and forty hours of flying, he is ready. As a new pilot the young Swede flies off to bring the love of his life to freedom...
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6points
#25 Iran

Yaghoot Khanum (ms. Ruby) was an iranian woman who came to Azadi(Shahyad) square for more than 30 years , almost everyday dressed fully in red(hence the ruby) According to those who spoke to her, she had a date once with a man she desperately loved around the square, but he never showed. So for years she went there and waited for him to be there and allegedly gave relationship advice to young people who came to see her.
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5points
#26 United Kingdom

My grandmother left Manchester, UK to move to New Jersey, US with my grandfather who was a military engineer stationed in the UK during WW2. They met at a roller rink.
Can't imagine anyone doing something like that now and if they did I'd probably think they were insane.
Can't imagine anyone doing something like that now and if they did I'd probably think they were insane.
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4points
#27 Egypt

In the beginning of the 1900s up until the fall of the monarchy in Egypt, there was hundreds of stories of girls from influential families and noble families that would run away and marry lower ranking people, my great grandmother was one of them she married the son of a small tradesman which was my great grandfather and she was disowned by them and been denied all her inheritance.
Also heard from my grandmother from the other side of the family of a woman who did the same and settled in their village she used to teachher how to braid her hair with different styles.
I guess it was a trend since there're multiple black and white film with similar stories 😅.
Also heard from my grandmother from the other side of the family of a woman who did the same and settled in their village she used to teachher how to braid her hair with different styles.
I guess it was a trend since there're multiple black and white film with similar stories 😅.
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4points
#28 United States Of America

Well. This is creepy not endearing lol.
Hospital Tech Carl Tanzler (Key West, 1930s) became obsessed with a TB patient Elena de Hoyos, paid for her burial, visited her mausoleum, took her body 2 years later and kept it for 7 years trying to preserve her w wax. Her sister found out and turned him in. Never got convicted bc the statute of limitations had expired.
Hospital Tech Carl Tanzler (Key West, 1930s) became obsessed with a TB patient Elena de Hoyos, paid for her burial, visited her mausoleum, took her body 2 years later and kept it for 7 years trying to preserve her w wax. Her sister found out and turned him in. Never got convicted bc the statute of limitations had expired.
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3points
#29 Slovenia

Fought against Christians, survived a six month siege, becoming a sole survivor of a charge he led, and then converted to Christianity after finding out his girl had converted herself meanwhile. (Baptism on the Savica, epic poem by France Prešeren).
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2points
#30 United Kingdom

Not sure love is the right word but Henry VIII created a new religion.
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-1point
#31 Philippines
Philippines:
climbing a power tower after breakup.
In Toledo City, Cebu, a 19-year-old man climbed a 200-meter electric tower after his girlfriend left him. Police had to shut off the power lines and negotiate for hours until the girlfriend came and convinced him to come down. ..the things we do for love aarghhh.
climbing a power tower after breakup.
In Toledo City, Cebu, a 19-year-old man climbed a 200-meter electric tower after his girlfriend left him. Police had to shut off the power lines and negotiate for hours until the girlfriend came and convinced him to come down. ..the things we do for love aarghhh.
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