Sliding into his DMs might be more fruitful than you think.
On this Valentine’s Day couples are celebrating their relationships by toasting to the social networking platform that started it all: Twitter. With the straightforward hashtag #WeMetOnTwitter, couples are posting appropriately mushy selfies and professionally taken pics chronicling their love stories on the website that started it all.
#weMetOnTwitter
…then got married 💍 pic.twitter.com/rCWWXr11jq— A (@LacyLovejoy) February 14, 2017
#WeMetOnTwitter happy Valentine's Day from your favorite scumbags ♥️ pic.twitter.com/EvZ27TMIag
— itsJefff (@killadelfkid) February 14, 2017
#WeMetOnTwitter pic.twitter.com/q9FX9eAyHt
— Felonious Munk 🇪🇹 (@Felonious_munk) February 14, 2017
Some couples have been together for years, and have even gotten married—milestones that show how online dating has truly changed the game.
#WeMetOnTwitter at first…then we randomly met at #SXSW. Shots were shot…and now here we are, almost 3 years later! Lol pic.twitter.com/xU5nT7Ql2Z
— 🟢 A.T. The Ambassador | Greenliight Music Group (@OhThatsAT) February 14, 2017
Quite unconventional the way it all ended up but #WeMetOnTwitter #ValentinesDay pic.twitter.com/Ez2KTe0jg2
— Snacks-0-1 (@bluesatch) February 14, 2017
#WeMetOnTwitter 2009….. got together in feb 2013 … life happened and now we here with two sets of twins lol pic.twitter.com/6YyUl94GfJ
— MsZiggySunshine☀️ (@MsZiggySunshine) February 14, 2017
what a difference five years makes… started with a tweet now we here.@NigelBen21 #wemetontwitter#HappyValentinesDay pic.twitter.com/ZKA07zdkPY
— tash. ; ) (@tati_mama) February 14, 2017
Other couples are celebrating the lives that have joined them along the way.
#WeMetOnTwitter She dropped me a DM in January of 2014. We are almost three years in with a son pic.twitter.com/xtpFpWxa7d
— Your baby momma’s “lil friend” (@tbeanie97) February 14, 2017
#WeMetOnTwitter, traveled a bit, now we're expecting a baby girl pic.twitter.com/Z465Q2Xji0
— Zdenêk (@_PapiLuiz) February 14, 2017
#WeMetOnTwitter & now she's my future baby mama 😛 pic.twitter.com/0gYWNVWp9T
— Anthony (● ˃̶͈̀ロ˂̶͈́)੭ꠥ⁾⁾ (@chantoeknee) February 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/BRashadBeal/status/831600248942272513
And some are completely unembarrassed of how following the cliché of “sliding into their direct messages” has gotten them a partner in life.
https://twitter.com/yungsarah_/status/831578180850941952
https://twitter.com/mamiidev/status/831593374159339520
#WeMetOnTwitter started with a DM, now we here pic.twitter.com/zKmf6jBJba
— AM the Black Mom-ba. (@onlyAshleigh) February 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/_AirThuggin/status/831551893948149761
Though this couple may have just met last month, it hasn’t stopped them from showing the internet what’s possible when you take a chance.
https://twitter.com/IAmMereBear/status/831568837061390336
https://twitter.com/IAmMereBear/status/831569085771059200
https://twitter.com/TheAuracl3/status/831570791602995200
https://twitter.com/TheAuracl3/status/831571411248566272
Some bitter folks, however, are rolling with the punches of being single, joking about the absence of their own Twitter bae.
#WeMetOnTwitter and now look at us 😍 pic.twitter.com/NZpcipiZj2
— tobes (@tobikyere) February 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/Spotlight6800/status/831611159874781189
https://twitter.com/ILostMyDick/status/831608855855497216
I have been using twitter allll wrong. Y'all found some real love on here. I gota clean my act up. #WeMetOnTwitter pic.twitter.com/K0zsmMHI5H
— Drogon Stan Account (@YoungKingNegro) February 14, 2017
People are posting #WeMetOnTwitter stories about them getting married and living happily ever after, meanwhile I can't even get a text back.
— NUFF (@nuffsaidny) February 14, 2017
Let this be a lesson folks—the worst thing that could happen after sliding into someone’s DMs is rejection.
When you go through the #WeMetOnTwitter hashtag and realize that people falling in love from sliding in DMs. Shoot your shot people. pic.twitter.com/81jX28oIaA
— ♡ (@the__prototype) February 14, 2017
And the best thing? It could be a shot at love, no Cupid’s arrow necessary.
#WeMetOnTwitter Ladies shoot your shot pic.twitter.com/DaICzttsag
— Anthony Moore (@AllThatandMoore) February 14, 2017