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Viral Twitter Story Of Girl Asking Out Barista Proves Love Is Alive In 2016

by Hope Schreiber

If movies are to be believed, the holidays are make-or-break when it comes to confessing your love.

So... here it goes.

I love you, faithful readers. Thanks for being here!

Coffee shops aren't only places where they can't spell your name, it's were people fall in love.

Telling someone you have a crush on them is a pretty big deal in real life -- which is why I don't do it. I can never get rejected if dating apps only show me people who also swipe right, right?

Twitter user @notjerryclayton found himself alone in a cafe when...

He witnessed one of those rare "real life" confessions.

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It's a bold move. When was the last time you told someone you like them face-to-face?!

Maybe high school?

She had a crush on him for SIX MONTHS.

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Imagine having a crush on your barista co-worker for six months?!

Imagine having a job for six months...

He needed time to process this confession of LOVE.

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The anticipation is literally killing me. Get my lawyer -- I need to update my will.

Here's that awkward moment when you witnessed a woman pour her heart out, but you wish she'd pour you more coffee instead.

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Did he bounce out the back window?

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If I had a nickel for every time I escaped through a window when someone told me they had feelings for me...

BUT THEN IT HAPPENS.

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CAN YOU FEEL THE LOVE TONIGHT?!

If only every crush ended up this way.

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Hold back those tears, guys. It won't always be unrequited for us, OK?!

Their boss might be mad they just left to probably make out though.

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#LoveIsReal2016.

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LET THIS INSPIRE YOU TO TELL YOUR CRUSH THAT YOU WANT TO HAVE THEIR BABIES.

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BE LIKE CAFÉ GIRL.

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This man got to see a real life love story play out and got a muffin?

Do you think café girl and the fellow barista will invite me to their wedding?

Citations: This Twitter tale of a girl asking out a barista is everything you need to believe in Christmas (Metro UK)