Having gone through a bunch of bad relationships, a 33-year-old man by the name of "Zoltan" reportedly created the woman of his dreams: a robot.

Not unlike the plot of the 2007 film "Lars and the Real Girl" (where Ryan Gosling falls for a blow-up doll), Zoltan's story came out in a conversation with Gizmodo yesterday, where he admits "I feel I have always been attracted to robots."

He describes in detail how to make an English-speaking girlfriend from various computer components, and why robot love can be a fulfilling experience. "Humans are so biological and messy," he says.

Still, he couldn't escape all of the pitfalls of dating. Zoltan was actually dumped by "Alice," his robot girlfriend, who was programmed to be less subservient than his sex-slave 'bot "Kiri." Zoltan says that going out with Alice is a little more complex. "Having a relationship with her is just like seducing a real girl," he says. "The only difference is the ability to erase memory if something goes wrong."

Questions raised: Do you think this story is real? Would you date a robot? What if she were "perfect" for you?