A TIKTOKER was left mortified after accidentally sending an insulting text message to her date, right before he was due to take her out.
Genevieve Klinker took to social media to share a screenshot of the awkward conversation she had with the unfortunate love-interest.
He had texted her about their plans, asking: "Is 6 still going to work for you by the way?"
She nicely responded: "Yes that should be perfect!"
But disaster struck when she then sent him another message that was supposed to go to a friend.
It read: "Nope he looks ugly in his Instagrams hahaha I'll just show you if he Snapchats me when I'm in town."
Genevieve said that she hysterically sobbed after realizing what she had done.
Although the video did not show all of the man's replies, she said that he "could not have been nicer" about the blunder.
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In parts of the messages that can be seen, he uses the laughing reaction, and then responds with: "Hahah good…"
Later on in the conversation, viewers can partially see him say: "Oh my God if I had a nickel for every time that's happened to me."
He then followed up with: "Like I've never texted the wrong person lol."
Genevieve said that he didn't care about the mishap but instead thought it was funny.
And she revealed that the two went on multiple dates after the texting incident.
One user defended Genevieve in the situation, saying: "This is lowkey a compliment though, saying he's good looking in person, so not too bad lol."
"If you say you’ve never told your friends a guy looks better in person you’re lying," she said.
In a similar incident, one woman accidentally received a text from her Bumble date, where he called her a "solid four" and made harsh comments about her appearance.
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