A heartbroken Sydney man has gone to extreme lengths to show his ex-girlfriend that he deserves a second chance. Michael Munday has taken to social media to post heartfelt notes dedicated to the love of his life, Melissa, declaring that he needs the support of the public in order to win her back. Yet some users were not entirely convinced by Mr Munday's plea for help, describing his messages as 'creepy and inappropriate'. Although it is not quite clear what caused the couple to split, it appears the break up was initiated by Melissa as Mr Munday wrote: 'I deserve a second chance. l DIDN'T DO IT.' Michael Munday has taken to social media to post love notes dedicated to the love of his life, Melissa, declaring that he needs the support of the public in order to win her back . The Sydney man has posted 135 tweets about his ex-girlfriend and has about 23k followers . Mr Munday says by gaining retweets, 'likes' on his Facebook page and using hashtags #michaellovesmelissa it will prove how much he loves Melissa. 'Help me get her back, your retweets and hashtags will help show her I deserve a second chance. l DIDN'T DO IT,' he wrote on his Twitter page. 'Help me show her how much she means to me.' Mr Munday has tweeted 135 love notes dedicated to Melissa. Among them include: 'Finally I figured out, but it took a long time. And now there's a turnabout, Maybe cause I'm trying. It's all for YOU #michaellovesmelissa'. Yet some users were not entirely convinced by Mr Munday's plea for help, describing his messages as 'creepy and inappropriate' Mr Munday has also been using social media to remind his former-girlfriend that he has not forgotten about her. 'Thinking of you my angel. Not a minute passes without you on my mind. I didn't do what you think I did. Believe me. #michaellovesmelissa,' he tweeted. But while Mr Munday has gained 23k followers on Twitter, others have also taken to social media to express their concerns. 'This is terrifying. Letting your ex-partner know you miss them is one thing, but starting a social media campaign to coerce them into dating you again is quite another,' Dannielle Miller wrote as she shared Mr Munday's Twitter page on Wednesday. 'I find his posts creepy and inappropriate. I suspect she does too.' Ms Miller was also shocked with the number of people who are supporting him in his act.
Michael Munday posted a series of tweets for the love of his life Melissa .
The Sydney man has posted 135 tweets about his ex-girlfriend .
Mr Munday has about 23k followers while others remain concerned .
He wrote on his Twitter page that he believes he deserves a second chance .
But some aren't convinced and describe act as 'creepy and inappropriate'
He has asked for retweets to help show that he deserves second chance .