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51 Things To Thank Your Best Friend For

A good friend would bail you out of jail, but a best friend would be sitting right next to you, wondering how the hell you ended up there.

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51 Things To Thank Your Best Friend For
Wendy Veilleux

1. Thank you for being just as weird as I am -- or maybe even weirder.

2. Thank you for never judging me, no matter what.

3. Thank you for being there through the good and the bad.

4. Thank you for believing in me.

5. Thank you for supporting me and my dreams.

6. Thank you for going out of your way for me, even when it is inconvenient.

7. Thank you for reminding me that life isn't always serious.

8. Thank you for breaking me out of my shell.

9. Thank you for listening to me talk about the same guy over and over again.

10. And then for telling me that the guy isn't even worth my time.

11. Thank you for being honest and telling me whether or not you like the guys in my life.

12. Thank you for making me feel beautiful even when I'm sporting sweatpants, a messy bun, and makeup from the night before.

13. Thank you for the shampoo and conditioner I have borrowed while showering at your house.

14. Thank you for hating all the same people that I hate.

15. But also for telling me when I'm being overly petty.

16. Thank you for telling me I'm hotter than the girl he left me for.

17. Thank you for always reminding me what I'm worth.

18. Thank you for always being down for a night filled with carbs.

19. Thank you for the triple chinned Snapchat pictures.

20. Thank you for being by my side during the tough times in my life.

21. Thank you for giving me that extra push whenever I need it.

22. Thank you for always being my Valentine.

23. Thank you for making me feel comfortable in my skin.

24. Thank you for helping me learn to love myself.

25. Thank you for singing with me in the car.

26. Thank you for threatening to beat up my exes.

27. Thank you for seeing through my fake friendships.

28. And for silently watching my back when you knew I was in too deep.

29. Thank you for always feeling like home.

30. Thank you for making the ordinary days extraordinary.

31. Thank you for letting me know whether you're gonna look hot or homeless so I can match your effort levels.

32. And thank you for almost always looking homeless.

33. Thank you for making crazy plans with me.

34. Thank you for the separate conversations we have while everyone is talking in the group chat.

35. Thank you for all of the advice you have given me, even if I rarely listen to it.

36. And thank you for still offering advice when you know I probably won't follow it.

37. Thank you for all of the conversations that start with "remember that one time..."

38. Thank you for having more faith in me than I have in myself.

39. Thank you for helping me face my fears.

40. Thank you for totally 100% supporting my bad eating habits.

41. And for helping me learn gluten-free recipes.

42. Thank you for running interference in my daily questionable decisions.

43. Thank you for being my unbiological sister.

44. Thank you for always making sure I get home safe.

45. Thank you for all the weird dance parties and beach days.

46. Thank you for spending your summer with me.

47. Thank you for having the same sense of humor as me.

48. Thank you for being the keeper of my secrets.

49. Thank you for pulling me out of my comfort zone.

50. Thank you for being YOU.

51. Thank you for the mini hot dogs.

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