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An Open Letter To My Best Friends

Because it's impossible to give just one person that title.

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An Open Letter To My Best Friends

Dear Best Friends,

I know it's weird addressing multiple people at once, but I don't believe in the assumption that people can only have ONE best friend. I can't pick favorites among you guys (well, maybe I can when you buy me food), so this is dedicated to ALL of you.

First of all, I need to thank you guys. Believe it or not at one point in my life if you were to ask me who my best friend was I couldn't name anyone. I don't know what I did to deserve you guys, but I am sure glad I did it.

I want to thank you for being you. You all hold a different place in my heart for unique reasons. Thank you for making me laugh when I'm on the verge of stress-induced tears, reassuring me in my endeavors, listening to my pointless rants, reminding me not to be too hard on myself, taking care of me when I need to be taken care of, kicking me in the butt when I need that extra push, helping me every time I ask for help, and for sticking around even when I make it hard.

When I look back at the memories we have made I get an overwhelmingly happy feeling in my heart. You guys are without a doubt one of the main sources of my happiness, and for that I am forever in debt to you. We have made memories that will stick with me for the rest of my life, and I can only imagine what the future holds for us.

I want you to know that even though I don't say/show it all the time, I love you. Even when you are annoying to my wit's end or making fun of me for saying something stupid, I love you. I appreciate you being such an amazing influence in my life (or at least half of the time).

I miss you all. Even if I just saw you a couple of weeks ago. I might miss some of you more because it has been a long time (almost 3 months qualifies as a long time). Thank you for being a part of my life and here is to all of the shenanigans we will find ourselves in in the future!

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