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8 Signs Your Mom Is Your Best Friend

4. Your Facebook notifications are most likely from her

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8 Signs Your Mom Is Your Best Friend
Sophie Samuels

My mom is an amazing woman: beautiful, intelligent, interesting, and hard working. For me, she's my role model and the person I go to whenever I need advice. She's also my best friend, and I'm perfectly okay and actually proud to admit this. If you have a close relationship with your mom as well, you might relate to some of these moments.

1. She's your number #1 on Speed Dial

She's the first one you call whenever anything significant (or—who are we kidding— trivial) happens to us.

2. Boy drama? She's your go-to for advice

If you have guy problems, you're going to talk her ear off until she gives you every bit of advice she has.

3. Or for a shoulder to virtually cry on

And then she'll listen to you bawl your eyes out if said advice did not go as planned.

4. Your Facebook notifications are most likely from her

When an adorable dog video is posted on Facebook, she's the first one you're tagging in the comments and vice versa.

5. She's your Tv Binge Buddy

You've watched every reality tv show and Netflix Original together and she's just as much into bingeing as you are—in fact, you think of each other as binge enablers.

6. You want to buy her everything you think she'd like, but you're way too broke

You know her so well, Mother's Day, Christmas, and her birthday are incredibly frustrating because you see so many things she would love and you want to buy her, but alas, your broke self can't do anything about it.

7. She can read you like a book

She can see right through you, and if you're NOT OKAY, she's the first one to be able to detect it.

8. She's your bestie for the restie

In the end, you wouldn't want anyone else for a mom or a best friend.

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