Thanks to Tinder's resident love doc, Ms. Jessica Carbino we now have faces behinds the names of folks we can be potentially envious of. Whether you're jealous or not obviously depending upon standards, relationship status, etc, but hey personally speaking here...these people made the leaderboard on the widespread dating game (acclaimed for sexual encounters) that is the Tinder. So cheers to that.
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Jennifer Lawrence mentioned in her December Vogue interview that she couldn't get a date. This is what she confessed to the magazine, which Travis Fishburn of Boise, Idaho heard loud and clear:
“I am lonely every Saturday night. Guys are so mean to me I feel like I need to meet a guy, with all due respect, who has been living in Baghdad for five years who has no idea who I am.”
Now Fishburn has graciously offered to fix her problem by taking her out on a date. The video is growing in popularity, maybe Jennifer Lawrence will see it and let him help her out with her "boy troubles".
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When Michael John Kent proposed to his girlfriend in Reykjavik, Iceland they probably thought they had the street all to themselves. They discovered later that a bystander had captured the perfect photo of the proposal just at the right time. When he didn't hear back from her after giving out the wrong email the search was on and he took to the internet to find this mystery photographer. 
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Much to the couple's delight, they found her thanks to the powers of social media. 
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The woman who took the photo, Jessica Bowe, had already posted it to her Instagram. Later the happy couple went back to Iceland to meet their photographer and thank her for the image. They even did a quick interview with a local news outlet in the video above.
Oh yes, those were the days when anyone could go and sit in a café, people watch, maybe tweet out a romantic thread like this one here, or even take a dabble in the art of romance themselves. This throwback Twitter thread takes a look at a couple café coworkers confessing their true feelings for one another. Pretty sweet and wholesome stuff.
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Every now and then we witness something or hear a story that crushes our pessimism and makes us believe that true love is real. Rosey Blair was on a flight home with her partner when she bore witness to one of these exact situations. And lucky for everyone at home, she live-tweeted the entire, nauseatingly cute experiences.
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Donna Roberts and Mark Ellis are happily married with two kids, aged eight and nine, after the two met when Mark texted a phone number he read on the wall of a bathroom stall while he was taking a dump at his local pub.
The note, which read "If you want a good shag call Donna on ***", was written by one of Donna Roberts' ex's.
Mark said that he opened with a "Hi. What are you up to?" because he was curious if she was actually a real human being.
The two have yet to tell their kids how they officially met. "I usually say that he texted me by mistake," Donna added.
Sill a better love story than Twilight.
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Well hey, if you're going to be hanging out alone at the bars tonight, at least there's a good trick you can pull along the way.
Jeffrey is the best friend of teen Nicole Aramboles, and neither of these two could've anticipated the kind of buzz Jeffrey's good-guy-bff-move was going to stir up when he delivered a simple hug at...well...2am. 40,000 retweets later and a lot of thirsty tweets, let's just say it looks like Jeffrey won't have to worry about being friend-zoned by a lot of people that saw this on Twitter. All in all, chivalry ain't dead folks. At least we think.
