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10 Moments You'll Understand If You're Too Close With Your Roommate As Told By "Friends"

Here's to the roommates who become best friends.

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10 Moments You'll Understand If You're Too Close With Your Roommate As Told By "Friends"
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I'm very lucky to have an awesome roommate, who chooses to hang out with me even when she doesn't have to. We have the same friends and interests, so we're literally together 24/7. When you're with someone that much, you can't help but relate your relationship to your favorite squad of TV best friends that give an accurate portrayal of the conversations that are bound to come up.

1. When you debate where to go for breakfast/lunch/dinner for the 100th time...

Pizza is the only true common ground.

2. When they tell you some juicy gossip from their lives that happened less than 5 minutes ago...

When you're with someone so much, updates every 5 minutes are commonplace.

3. When you're just having one of those days...

"You'll NEVER believe what just happened..."

4. When you're trying to make plans that involve other people...

Best part is your list of hate is usually the same.

5. When you do no work over the weekend but you're in it together...

As long as you're in it together right?

6. And then you're both up until 4 AM on Sunday night, asking your past selves...

No positive influence whatsoever.

7. When you are so yourself around them that you feel like this most of the time...

No one will hear your unfiltered thoughts more.

8. When you're trying to get them to procrastinate with you...

Homework is a tomorrow problem.

9. When they want you to support their problematic decisions...

You end up supporting them in the end anyways.

10. When at the end of the day, you couldn't imagine being attatched at the hip with anyone else...


Here's to the roommates who become best friends.

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