Fenton, a 19-year-old University of Minnesota student, decided to woo her crush Carter the best way she knew how — through a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation. “I won’t divulge any details, but rather leave it up to the imagination.” Lizzy Fenton project was titled, “Why You Should Date Me.” The description reads, “Sick of your family nagging you to get a serious girlfriend? It starts off with pictures of Fenton and a bulleted description: “I am a tantalizing conversationalist and can hold riveting table talk with your parents; I am well dressed and will look classy at Thanksgiving dinner, family reunions, and other events of the like; I have an edgy yet tasteful sense of humor that will be sure to win the approval of your mother.” 
 
 Customer: can you make one of those cool leaf designs in my coffee? Me: pic.twitter.com/Ykv55HWQRa — Lizzy Fenton (@LizzyFenton) November 2, 2016 
 
 Fenton — a double major in genetics, cell biology and development and Spanish with a minor in teaching English as a second language — goes on to show how her “boobs exhibit steady growth over time” on a slide with statistical analytics. Fenton also says that she is “financially stable” thanks to her parents.
– If there's one thing young men find irresistible, it's a professional presentation. At least that's what 19-year-old Lizzy Fenton appeared to be banking on when she emailed her crush a PowerPoint slideshow titled "Why You Should Date Me" last month. "I wanted to win Carter over with sardonic wit, so I chose PowerPoint as my artistic medium,” the University of Minnesota student tells People. The presentation, which Fenton made in three hours at a coffee shop, includes bullet points of her attributes, including "tantalizing conversationalist" and "will look classy at Thanksgiving." She also brags that because she can pull off so many looks, dating her is like dating at least three different girls, Heavy reports. Fenton, who's double majoring in genetics and Spanish, made sure to include data to prove her point. In a slide boasting that her "boobs exhibit steady growth over time," she concludes through extrapolation that "each breast will be roughly the circumference of a human head by the year 2025." So how'd Carter take it? "This is very nice. Please stop contacting me," was his apparent response. But Fenton tells People she and Carter "get along swimmingly." Though Fenton won't say if they're dating, it does appear as if she and Carter are at least friends. And when it comes to sending someone a random PowerPoint presentation, that's got to be seen as a win.