Stranger Sends Gossip To Wrong Number And Spills Tea Anyway

Given all the extensive backup options offered to smartphone users (and even feature/dumb phone users), it’s hard to imagine many people end up texting the wrong number. But accidents do happen. People exchange numbers and are assigned to other people. Or it could be as simple as entering someone’s number the wrong way.

Whatever the reason, these accidental texts sometimes occur, and two people who don’t know each other may accidentally have a short conversation. Not even.

However, in a series of screenshot text messages posted to Twitter @GxldSociety via a woman named Imani Connected by a chance text, two strangers ended up learning more about each other than they first thought.

Here’s how it all started. Imani received a text her message from a woman who later turned out to be named Cheryl. Cheryl sent Imani a message addressed to someone named Ali, and she was sharing some heated rumors about the fact that there was someone named Drea.

The first thing Cheryl did was send Imani the letter “G” saying this was the code word. bottom.

Imani told her the truth, but wanted to know why Drea decided to leave Mark and choose someone younger. After being with him for a year, Drea seems to have had enough.

It turns out that Cheryl must be a God-fearing, or at least a devil-hating woman. Because she wasn’t very kind to Imani’s curse. She is a pen friend. In a follow-up text message, the woman wrote that Drea’s new man is black, as implied by the ninja emoji.

Imani wrote with a woman, “Eh, I’m not racist or anything, I’m not black?! Wow..” and Cheryl said the man was “probably steeling her stuff.” and added, “There’s BLM crap in him.” home” and continue to refer to him as a “negro”.

Imani asked Cheryl to send her a picture of her page and obliged to send a screenshot of her Instagram account. Her profile description reads, “God always loves my children first above all else.”

Cheryl then asks for a screenshot of Imani, which she does. I just noticed that is LGBTQ+ally.

Cheryl wrote in all caps when she made this discovery.

Cheryl then states that she trusts Imani as a friend before finally telling her to “get the life” after a few more exchanges.

Of course, Twitter users were pink-tickled by their conversations and circular happenings.