“Mobile number shown through the window”: woman is desperately looking for S-Bahn flirt with leaflets
Created: 11/25/2022, 10:08 am
By: Nadja Pohr
The woman distributed flyers at several train stations in Backnang to find her S-Bahn flirt.
© Screenshot Facebook/Freeguide Stuttgart
During an S-Bahn ride, a woman from Backnang meets a young man.
There is a spark between the two, but the exchange of cell phone numbers goes wrong.
Now she is looking for him with leaflets.
Backnang - In life you meet a wide variety of people - whether on the street, at work or in your free time.
It is not uncommon for acquaintances or friendships to develop from this.
An encounter with a very special person can also lead to finding a partner for life.
The talk is then usually of fate, which is known to strike.
Fate also plays a major role in the story of a young woman from Backnang, as
BW24
writes.
On the S3 from Stuttgart, she noticed a man sitting across from her on the train.
There was a spark between the two during the train journey, but the two missed the right moment to exchange their cell phone numbers.
When the woman got out, the stranger tried to show her his contact details through the window - but that didn't work.
Now the woman from Backnanger is looking for the man with the leaflets.
"Please get in touch": Desperate search for S-Bahn flirt via leaflets
The woman has now distributed leaflets at several train stations in Backnang to find her S-Bahn flirt.
"On Thursday evening (November 17th) you took the S3 from Stuttgart towards Backnang with me.
I got out in Nellmersbach at 6:18 p.m. and you showed me your cell phone number through the window,” the note said.
"Unfortunately your screen went dark when I took a picture of the number.
That's why I can't see all the numbers and I can't get back to you."
The young man had left a lasting impression on the woman.
However, the two did not exchange words with each other, as she
tells the
Stuttgarter Zeitung (StZ) .
“It was all about looks.” However, the corona face mask made it difficult for her to describe the stranger.
"He had brown hair, a bit of a beard and brown eyes," says the woman.
She estimates her age to be in her mid to late twenties.
She has tried many things in vain to perhaps be able to save the unsuccessful picture.
"I wanted to brighten the photo with photo editors and spent hours trying all possible combinations of numbers on my phone.
I even wrote to some people by mistake on WhatsApp," she reports to the
StZ
.
She now sees her last chance in the leaflets.
"Please get in touch at bahnhof-nellmersbach@gmx.de," says the note.
"Is that sweet": Network touched by the call in Backnang - no response so far
Photos of the leaflets in Backnang have already been shared in various Facebook groups.
"Share the photo, then maybe it will reach the right person," says one Stuttgart group.
On the Internet, people from Baden-Württemberg react with emotion to the call.
"Is that cute," commented a Facebook user.
"That something beautiful still exists...", says another user.
Another wishes her that it works and maybe it becomes a Christmas fairy tale.
So far, only one school fund has reported to the e-mail address that wanted to know whether the young woman had already found the man.
Otherwise there was no further feedback.
Nevertheless, the woman hopes that she will be successful with her flyers - or that she might meet her dream man again on the next S-Bahn ride.
