When a misogynistic Twitter account mocked a beautiful moment from his wedding ceremony, 23-year-old Adam Harris was not having it -- and the Internet was there to back him up.

On May 22, the account tweeted an image of Harris during his wedding ceremony to its 850,000 followers, offering this offensive commentary on the emotional moment:

Though the @MeninistTweet account bio claims it is a parody, it's unlikely the intentions behind the account's sexist comments are anything other than to offend.

Unsurprisingly, the account wasn't interested in the actual emotion captured in the image. Harris described the moment to the The Huffington Post. It was first time he'd laid eyes on his wife-to-be on the day of his wedding ceremony, he said.

"When she emerged through the doors I couldn't hold it in," he said of his bride, Tisa Forrest. "She looked gorgeous."

The image captured "a mix of excitement and pure happiness," he said. Harris, a writer in Austin, Texas, responded to the tweet directed at him and his bride like a true gentleman:

Soon, other Twitter users shared messages of love and support.

Harris said he was unaware the account brands itself as humorous commentary, but in any case, he found nothing comical about his beautiful wedding moment. "I knew they were trying to make a 'joke,' but it simply wasn't funny and I've seen similar memes that I've corrected," he said. "So I responded in kind."

Stay classy, Adam.

H/T Elite Daily