For an online forum notorious for bringing out the worst in people, Twitter is surprisingly good at making matches. How about that self-care author who met her future husband when he tweeted her about rings she'd posted online? Or the woman who asked her followers for a super-specific match and got married three years later? Or the bookseller and the woman who fell in love with his tweets?
None compare to this adorable story, though...
Twitter user @MaddieJo_13 is familiar with the romantic power of the social networking site.
In July of 2015, @MaddieJo_13, real name, Madison O'Neill, needed a date for a wedding, so she went to her most trusted resource - Twitter. She got a reply back within only a few hours.Her new date was Twitter user @ChuckDohrmann.
@TheRajamaha we went to the same high school but he was a grade older and I always thought he was obnoxious😂 but we… https://t.co/zDiXq84dgn— Madison Jo (@Madison Jo)1507102911.0
Despite Madison's not so rosy opinion of him, Chuck Dohrman had apparently liked her very much.
When he saw her tweet, he quickly jumped in and sealed the deal. "Dude, I'll be your wedding date!" he texted, without pausing to remember the more practical question of, "When is it?"Turns out he was working the next day.
@MaddieJo_13 Also for the record I called in sick at work to go to the wedding— Chuck Dohrmann (@Chuck Dohrmann)1507066252.0