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A Letter To My Best Friend From High School

Here is a loving letter to my bff from high school.

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A Letter To My Best Friend From High School

Dear Other Half,

I must admit, people appeared to be right when they said friendships from high school don't last forever. That those so called "friends" ten years down the road, would just become that awkward hello at Wal-Mart. The thing is, you were more than a friend to me. You were my sister. I stood by your side when you needed to clear your head. You comforted me when I needed a shoulder to cry on. We checked out boys together, and maybe hated (just a little bit) on other girls. I ranted to you when something stupid bothered me. We talked about our futures and greatest desires in life. We talked about our faith and religion. Although we didn't agree on most things, our differences never got in the way of our friendship. You were my partner in crime; we were two peas in a pod. Together we brought joy to each other. Sadly, after graduation we diverged onto our own paths.



(I wish I could have told you what I'm about to say sooner. Unfortunately, due to certain circumstances I couldn't.)

Through out the years, you brought people together. You were just so selfless. When times were tough for you, you still carried a smile on your face. (Which is why your nickname was probably Smiley) You always gave guidance to those who needed it the most, at times I was one of those. I had the privilege to experience your accomplishments by your side. I watched you stress over exams you were about to take after lunch. You would read your notes like crazy over and over, you wouldn't even eat. Then I'd see you later throughout the day, and you would tell me you think you failed. (When I knew you more than likely passed) You stress so much and sometimes it got the best out of you. There were times I let you take it out on me because I know you needed it. You probably thought I was mad, but I just stayed quite because I was so shocked to see how much you had bottled up in you. And with all this said, I know you're going to do amazing things in your life because of the amazing person you are. You chose a great college and profession to pursue. I'm assured you won't give up because of the big perseverance your heart carries. Your optimism, selflessness, and faith will guide you towards your accomplishments in life.

As I close this letter, I just want you to know that even though our relationship isn't what it used to be; I'll always be here for you. I will only be 38.9 miles away, but always remember God is always right there with you. I love you and I am very proud of you. I wish you the best in everything you do. Don't stress more than you need to because everything will be okay. Never give up and do what YOU want to do. It's nice to think with our heads sometimes, but don't forget to listen to your heart. This is only goodbye until our paths cross again. Until then best friend, take care of yourself. I love you.


Sincerely,

Your High School Best Friend ♥

PS: "God won't give you more than you can bear. He might let you bend, but he won't let you break."

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