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Five Signs You Have The Best Friends

It's hard to find people you can hang out with everyday and not get sick of them.

Danielle Kernkamp

Aug 03, 2015

Arizona State University

Mark Dito

Having a great group of friends is rare and something to be cherished. These are five signs that you are fortunate enough to have that.

1. You have a group text going at all times.
You're constantly sending each other funny quotes and pictures throughout all hours of the day and night. It's very rare that you go a day without sending a message to each other in the group text.

2. You've lived together at one point or another.
And it was probably the best and worst time of your life. Living with people you're really close to is great because they already know your quirks. But, it can also be the worst decision of your life because you're already so comfortable with each other that you may not respect the other's wishes.

3. Whenever you make plans, it's safe to assume the whole group is showing up.
If you make dinner plans with one of your friends, you can count on the rest of your friends showing up too. It's always an open invite, so you know not to get upset when you see two friends hanging out. You just join them!

4. You can hang out in total silence, and it's completely normal.
You're probably on your phones or napping, and it's still totally fun! In fact, you probably invite each other over for the sole purpose of napping and watching Netflix. Those are the true friends right there.

5. You know everyone's favorite drinks, movies, everything.
When you're driving to their house, you pick up Starbucks, and you don't even need to ask what they want. Or when they're in the bathroom when the waitress comes around to take your order, you know what they would want.

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