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10 Reasons Why Your Sister is Your Best Friend

She is my sister and my best friend.

Southern Britt

Jan 25, 2017

Pooler, Georgia

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10 Reasons Why Your Sister is Your Best Friend

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That bond you and your sister have is unexplainable and definitely non-replicable. It is more than genetics and more than growing up together. Your sister is your best friend and that bond will always be there... regardless of how many of your clothes she has taken.

1. Sister Sidekicks

You and your sister are like Batman and Robin, except both of you are superwomen. The superhero powers came in full swing at an early age, charming adults with your super sister powers. Who gets the bat mobile?

2. Sisterly Love

Whether it is family problems or you just had a bad hair day, your sister is always there to give you a hug... and then tell you how bad you look.

3. Beyonce Powers

You take on life with each other and the force of ‘Yonce. Sisters slay life with every one of her women empowering dance moves and songs. I mean, y'all get down to "Grown Woman," "Single Ladies," and "Independent Woman."

4. Go best friend! That's my best friend!

Your sister will always be the first one to support you and cheer for you.

5. She laughs with you...or at you.

You can always count on your sister to give you a good laugh. But, you never know if that is because she cracked a good joke or she watched you trip and fall on your face.

6. "I just write schemes"- Ed Sheeran

But nonetheless, she will always be your go to "schemer." Sisters always have each other's backs, and we go to full extents to make sure no one messes with your other half.

7. Really... really weird

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's movie Sisters actually stole you and your sister's weirdness. Their weird secret dances and hilarious interactions spoke so much truth to the "sister" life.

8. Sister Telepathy

Sister ESP is unlike any other… you can actually come up with songs, dances, handshakes, lies, or random sounds together without any prior communication.

9. Dance Party

Life is always a dance party. You can always count on your sister to break a move or sing a tune with you. You are never alone!

10. Cheetah Girls

And the best part about having a sister- the bond. Sisters by The Cheetah Girls speaks total truth to this AND is always a jam. I mean…You make each other stronger and that ain't ever gonna change!

Having a sister is nice. Having a best friend is cool, too. But nothing is like having a person that is both. Sisters will always be there for each other. I don't think you can name a better duo.

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