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Dear Ex Best Friend,

it's so sad how you were such a big part of my life and now you are just gone.

Nov 13, 2018

Dear Ex Best Friend,

When I graduated, you were the person crying the hardest. You were the girl who watched me cry over a stupid boy over and over. I was there when you faced your fears and proved people wrong. I defended you against rumors and you stood up for me when people talked crap. You were apart of my family and I was apart of yours. I don't know what happened, but I'm sorry.

I'm sorry that I don't know what is going on in your life anymore. I'm sorry that I couldn't tell you how proud I was of you at your graduation, or how much I loved your speech. I'm sorry we don't get to have movie nights or FaceTime. I'm sorry that I can't even tell if you're still with your boyfriend or not. I'm sorry that things got so screwed up, but I guess that's life.

I want you to know, that even though we don't speak, I still check your Instagram and Snapchat. I still look forward to seeing the pictures of you living your life to the fullest. I still root for your dreams to come true and for you to be happy. I still love you as much as I did when we were inseparable. I love seeing pictures of your family and your new friends at college. I just want you to know that even if we aren't in each others lives, I still love you to the moon and back. I hope you know I will always be there for you when you need me. I could never forget our memories and all the good times we had.

I love you,

Your Ex Best Friend

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