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The 7 Stages Of Reuniting With Your College Bestie After Break

Reunited and it feels so good!

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The 7 Stages Of Reuniting With Your College Bestie After Break
Carissa Sawyer

Being in college makes you appreciate any kind of break or holiday even more than you did before. The only downside of this is that your friends who live out of town aren't around to hang out anymore. My best friend happens to live hours from my hometown, so seeing her again after 5 weeks of being separated was the absolute best. Here are 7 GIFs that perfectly describe reuniting with your college bestie:

1. You see their car in the parking lot and get super excited.

It's like finding the last clue in a scavenger hunt.

2. You basically tackle each other and scream like little girls.

Sorry, not sorry.

3. The two of you have to catch up on each other's lives.

Seeing their reaction is the best part of story time!

4. Even if you both have closets of new clothes, you end up swapping because you both have great taste.

Great minds think alike, ya know?

5. So many pictures taken, yet so few that you both actually like.

"Put an Insta filter on it so we don't look like potatoes."

6. You both have a good time no matter what you do because you're with each other.

You can just hang out and scroll through your phones without saying a word, and it won't be awkward.

7. You realize how much you missed them & how lucky you are to have each other.

You wouldn't know what to do without each other. But you both know you'll never have to find out.

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