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10 Texts You Could Only Send to Your BFF

The type of conversations that scream true friendship

Jacqueline DeWitt

Jun 07, 2017

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

10 Texts You Could Only Send to Your BFF

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There are several different tones you can use when texting someone. If you're communicating with your boss, you probably fill the text with formalities and proofread it twice. But we all let our guards down when we text our best friends in the whole wide world. Below are some blue and gray speech bubbles you can probably relate to.

1. Social Media Related

One best friend is never ashamed of revealing embarrassing tidbits to another.

2. Complimentary

True friends are never afraid to give you credit and boost your confidence. And that's awesome.

3. Outfit Advice

This usually happens before any special event, especially ones where group pictures will most likely occur.

4. TV Recommendations

Your best friend knows exactly which episode will make you laugh.

5. Details, Details

A best friend will lay it all out in the open for you. They'll fill you in about the night before, step by step.

6. Weird Gifs

These conversations will consist of random comments and gifs every once and a while.

7. Straight Spewing

Best friends never laugh at you but with you.

8. Vulnerability

You never have to worry about imposing on them or hiding how you really feel that day.

9. Curt, Blunt, Etc.

Best friends won't waste time. Instead, They respond right away and tell you exactly what they think of a situation.

10. Booty Call

This is a best friend's version of a "you up?" text. They need a listening ear ASAP, and that's when you come in.

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