British woman says she ‘slept with’ 20 ghosts, now engaged to one

It’s a strange little world and unbelievable things make us agree with that fact.

A British woman ditched her ‘human’ fiancé for a paranormal being.

The 30-year-old woman identified as Amethyst Realm is now planning to marry the apparition and is quite excited to have ‘ghost babies’, too.

Amethyst, who makes her living as a spiritual counsellor, claims to have slept with 20 ghosts since the age of 18.

According to the woman, she found the love of her life on a work trip to Australia in February.

“I’d not had a phantom fling for a while and as I was away on business, starting a new relationship was the last thing on my mind.

Then one day, while I was walking through the bush, enjoying nature, I suddenly felt this incredible energy.

A new lover had arrived,” Amethyst narrated to The Sun.

The counsellor believes that spirits stay in one place but she had an overwhelming experience when the unnamed ghost stepped into the flight.

“I was happy and excited -- so excited that we had to do something about it. So we headed to the plane loo and, well, I am now a member of the Mile High Club,” she said.

Amethyst got a lovely proposal too while their visit to the caves in Wookey, England. Talking about her marriage proposal, the woman told The Sun, “There was no going down on one knee -- he doesn’t have knees.

But for the first time, I heard him speak. I could actually hear his voice and it was beautiful. Deep, sexy and real.”

The couple wishes to get married in the English countryside in a Pagan “handfasting” ceremony.

“Ghost lovers tend to be more sensual and adept than the average bloke. There’s always more of a connection because the sex goes beyond physical,” the woman told Gloucester Live.

According to Amethyst, her decision doesn’t faze her family and her friends too are happy since she has found her true love.

The ‘spooky’ union is supposed to take place next summer and would be “quite a big do”. 

Copyright: The Statesman/ Asia News Network