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Best Friend: Please Remember

"Best Friend, please remember, I will always be by your side, through thick and through thin."

Carly Howell

Dec 05, 2016

Southeast Missouri State University

Carly Howell

Dear Best Friend,

Wow. You are truly one of the best things that has happened to me in a long time. We have been friends since middle school, growing up through our geeky days, where pimples consumed our faces, and Senior boys filled our thoughts. Through middle school, all through high school, and now almost through college, you have been there for me. We may have grown apart a couple times, but when we would spend time together, it was like we never were apart. I am so thankful to have you in my life, and this is what I want you to always remember.

I am so proud of all that you are. You are such an amazing person, and in a lot of ways you are a huge role model to me. You are almost always smiling, which makes you radiate. You are also setting your goals for your future, and I am watching you achieve them one by one. You will do great things in the future, and I am so proud.

You are so beautiful inside and out. Your smile, your laugh, and your personality all makes up the wonderful person you are. I am so blessed to have you in my life.

With all this beauty that you radiate, you get a lot of attention from boys. Please remember that no guy is worth your tears, and some don’t really care about you. Unfortunately, we both learned things the hard way, that love isn’t always true love. Be smart, and know what you want in a man, and a future husband. You are a strong, independent woman, and any man would be so lucky to have you! Know your worth!

As your best friend, there has been many times where we had venting sessions, where we would pour our hearts out to each other, just searching for the answers. I solemnly promise that I will forever hold your secrets, and I will never tell a soul. Trust is important, and I trust you with everything I have. Your secrets are safe with me.

Best Friend, please remember, I will always be by your side, through thick and through thin. I will never leave your side, because you have never left mine. You will never be alone, and I am praying for you daily, that God will bless you with all life has to offer. I love you more than you will ever know.

With all my love,

Your Bestie

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