Before there was Tinder, there were Facebook login glitches.
Six years ago, a man named Schuyler Benson from South Arkansas logged in to his Facebook account using his flip-phone. Surprisingly, he found himself logged into the account of a woman by the name of Celeste Zendler.
"I opened the browser, went to facebook.com, and wasn't even given a chance to enter any login information. I was already logged in. I had to make several posts in order to find out I wasn't logged into my own account," Benson said in a post.
Benson had never met nor heard of Zendler until that point. Zendler was living in Boulder, Colorado and was completely oblivious to the glitch. After her friends alerted her about it, she was as stumped as Benson was.
"I found my partner, my best friend, my great love via a simple glitch in social media. There are awful things in this world, but sometimes there's beauty, too. This is my beauty," Benson ended.
It won't be too surprising if a movie is made about this "match made in Facebook heaven."
Either way, this couple's story, admit it or not, has somehow gotten your faith in the Internet restored.
