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12 Texts My Friend Has Sent Me While Watching "One Tree Hill"

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Jul 05, 2016

12 Texts My Friend Has Sent Me While Watching "One Tree Hill"

A few weeks ago, one of my best friends from college started watching "One Tree Hill." I have been raving about "One Tree Hill" since we were randomly paired as suite-mates freshman year (we just finished our sophomore year in May). So, two years later and she's finally given into my suggestion (nagging, badgering, whatever word you'd like to use).

I got into "One Tree Hill" during high school and have re-watched the series (thanks, Netflix) four times. At least once a day during freshman year, my roommates would walk into my room and say, "Katie, why are you crying??" Each time, I had "One Tree Hill" to thank.

"This show is an emotional roller coaster "sniffle, sniffle*," I would say, while I continued to cry and eat disgusting amounts of ice cream in bed.

So, while we've been home for summer vacation, my friend has been watching "One Tree Hill." I think she's up to season six ... and all my fellow "One Tree Hill" watchers know how much drama there is in seasons one thru six.

I know my friend has really been enjoying her time watching the series, but she's not the only one -- every couple of nights, she'll text me about what's happening in the show. I love this. I might love her texts more than she loves watching the show.

So, to anyone who has watched "OTH" or has been their friend's, go-to-texter while they watched "OTH," I'm sure you can relate.

Here are some of my favorite texts that my friend has sent me while watching "One Tree Hill":

CAUTION: *spoilers*

1) Understandable first-episode character confusion

2) One season down, eight more to go

3) When Haley leaves to pursue music with Chris Keller

4) And then Jake Jagielski breaks your heart

5) And then the shooting episode

6) Arguably the saddest episode of the entire series ... RIP Keith Scott

7) And people don't even know the truth

8) And just when you think the drama quiets down ...

9) 4 years pass and a lot happens

10) And there are some new people in "Tree Hill"

11) And the whole plot line changes

12) But all the emotions are still there

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