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Best Friend, I Can't Live Without You

Miles separate us, but nothing and no one could ever take your place.

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Best Friend, I Can't Live Without You
Leslie Carroll

People say guys and girls can't be friends, but I think we've proved them wrong.

After 10 years of friendship, you've become family.
You are, honestly, my other half.
I can't imagine my life without you.

I just want to say, "thank you for being amazing."

You have seen me at my best and at my worst, and have never walked away.
You have always supported me, even if you didn't agree.

Thank you, for late night 2 AM phone calls when my heart is aching.
Thank you, for 14 hour phone conversations that lead to us both snoring because I didn't want to be alone.
Thank you, for loving me for who I am and never trying to change me.

I never thought we'd still be friends when we started out 10 years ago,
Especially after you moved so far away, but here we are.

You have always been my number one. My NFL. My ride or die.
Thank you, for respecting me in every way a man should.
Thank you, for encouraging me when I was at my lowest.
You've helped me to believe in myself.
You've helped me to see my worth.

I could never repay you for all the times you've been there for me.
All the times you picked me up when I was down.
When I felt I had no where to turn, you've always been there.
Every good and bad moment in my life, you've been there.

Miles separate us, but nothing and no one could ever take your place.

Love you always best friend!

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