VIRAL: Teen matches with own sister on Tinder and their chat is as awkward as it could get

Over the past few years, dating apps have changed the dynamics of love and relationship for people across the globe. Evidently, it has become quite simple for men and women to find their 'ideal match' among the thousands of profiles on dating apps with just a few taps over the phone. After getting a match, you indulge in a conversation with the person. 

However, what will happen if you match with any of your siblings on the dating app? Seems like the worst possible situation, right?!

Interestingly, such a situation happened with a teenager in the United States, who 'accidentally' matched with his own sister on popular dating app Tinder. 

In an epic turn of events, the American teenager later took screenshots of the chat he had with his sister, after they matched with each other on Tinder. He later shared the screenshots on social media with the caption: "Just matched with my sister on tinder. Someone execute me. I want an electric chair."

As per the screenshots, the conversation that the two siblings had will make you laugh out loud. Read here:

Brother asks: WTF. Sissy??

Sister then says: What the flip are you doing on here??? You aren't 18+!!!

Brother: You swiped right on me!

Sister: You did it first sicko!!

Brother replies: This is so gross. I'm calling mom

Sister says jokingly: I already called her. Have fun in juvi

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Here is the screenshot of their conversation:

(Source: Twitter)

As soon as he shared the chat on social media, netizens went into a frenzy and they reacted with hilarious replies.

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Well, it is quite clear now that there's nothing more awkward than matching with your own sibling on dating apps. A good picture and intriguing bio can always be misleading.

With the advent of technological development, online dating is on the rise across the world, especially with the avid social media users who rely on micro-blogging apps like Facebook and Instagram to find their 'soulmate'.