Bring tissues.""Don't mind me, I'm just going to sob in my office for an hour. What Rosenthal's achingly beautiful profile proves is that those who really love you can write a better profile of you than you ever will.(we jest, we know you're just as obsessed with it as us) that matches seriously beautiful singletons with the occasional bizarre quip from a Gloucestershire-born hunk who likes to do handstands and rap (badly) to defuse tension.

Good god, what a loss and what a sendoff for/by @missamykr. So many trawl dating sites in the hope of finding someone they can even like, never mind love as deeply as Rosenthal clearly loves her Jason.

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For convenience, she didn't post it to all the dating sites she mentioned. What follows is a meticulous description of a man who is a wonderful dresser, an brilliant pancake-flipper, an excellent father, a painter and a superb travel companion. There's a lot more, but I'd rather you read it all in Rosenthal's words, garlanded as they are with her deep, agonized love.

Instead, it was published on Friday in The New York Times. Those words have already moved some to go to Twitter and declare how much they were moved.