A bouquet of flowers with an anonymous sender, delivered directly to the home, which did not please the recipient Andrea Delogu at all. On the contrary.

The Rai Radio 2 host, 42, who has been linked to model Luigi Bruno for three years, vented on social media: "I know you think you're romantic by sending flowers to people's homes without signing, trying to be a little mysterious," she concedes, "that there's a "nice" intent behind it." But "you're not." "Believe me," she continues, "it's out of place and above all it puts people on alert."

Then he addresses the unknown admirer directly: "If I had to know you, you would have signed your name. If I haven't understood who you are, then we don't have this confidence and you imagined a relationship that we don't have."

But above all, "the fact that you know where I live makes me nervous."

History has collected several other testimonies of women who have received equally as many floral tributes or gifts, anonymous and unappreciated.

"Courtship is not invading privacy, disturbing, hiding - writes Delogu sharing them -. Before writing to me "Nothing is ever good enough for you", put yourself in the shoes of others, whether women or men".

And again: "Stop believing in toxic romanticism. I'm not saying that those who do it are one or a b**ch, they certainly think it's a nice gesture but it's known that it's not. We sign first of all and then we don't send home if we don't know each other."

(Unioneonline/D)

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