I believe in the “Red String Theory” 🙏 Look it up, it’s all around 😊

My husband and I were both trapped in the same broken down elevator when the mall lost power as young teenagers. We reconnected 10 yrs later. We didn’t realize it until a decade later

Great story

I met my wife in first grade. We were friends until I moved 260 miles away when I was 14. Five years later, I moved back and ended up in the same apartment complex as her. We started dating right away, and later married. I had just turned 22 and she had just turned 20 when we married. We’re in our 50s and still married. I married my childhood best friend.

I call CAP! Where is the picture of him and his dad? They would 100% share them together people do anything for clicks

My uncle and my aunt have a similar story. Here they are married for about 20 Years, both on their second or third marriages, and flipping through a new Woodstock book that came out. My uncle stops and say, wow that’s me (he’s sitting on a log with a bunch of other people. My aunt says no way. That’s me. And she was in the same photo 3/4 people away on the log.

Wild I met dude 1x in NC mountains who was born in same hospital in TX at same time and date as me not a common place either was fort hood military hospital

I love this so much, but do context creators purposely and deliberately drag these stories and their speech out.

This is why I miss photo albums.

My husband and I met online (semi-long distance) in our thirties, after having kids and then sadly getting divorced. Blending families is the hardest thing ever, but blending Google photo albums is a snap! Imagine our shock when scrolling our kids' younger years and finding out that we were also in Disneyland ON THE SAME DAY! Our girls had visited the same princess within hours of each other. Our minds were blown, to say the least!

I met my husband in New Jersey, we worked together. Discovered as we began to know each other that we both lived in Germany at the same time ten years before. He lived just one town over.