NEW YORK (AP) — Two Ohio college students who connected on Tinder have finally met after three years of excuses on the dating platform.
Josh Avsec posted the correspondence to Twitter this month and Tinder offered to send him and Michelle Arendas on an overdue date to a city of their choosing.
The Kent State University students hugged and smiled as they met Tuesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America” before heading to the Hawaiian island of Maui.
Hearts are melting across the country! ❤️ @Wes_03 and @mch_rnd meet for the first time, LIVE on @GMA after talking on Tinder for 3 YEARS… pic.twitter.com/zKpWlaYxhU
— Good Morning America (@GMA) July 25, 2017
They’d gone months between Tinder responses, replying with tongue-in-cheek excuses like “sorry my phone died” or “was in the shower.”
Hahahaha one day I’m going to meet this girl and it’s going to be epic. Look at the dates of our tinder texts. pic.twitter.com/DASQK4c5cX
— Josh Avsec (@Wes_03) July 8, 2017
On the program, Avsec said his sister met her fiance on Tinder. To which, Arendas replied with a smile: “No pressure!”
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