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An Open Letter To My College Best Friend

I just wanted to say thank you!

Heather Nelson

Jan 09, 2017

Elon, North Carolina

To my college best friend,

I just wanted to say thank you. I know I don't tell you enough how much you mean to me. You have been there from the start of college, and somehow, with God's power, you're still always right by my side. And I couldn't be more thankful. So thank you for...

-Always eating meals with me and not letting me sit alone, looking like a loner.

-Watching new shows with me, so we can fangirl about it together #girlmoregirls #teamjess

-Dragging my sorry big bum to the gym every day, and checking out guys with me. Hubba Hubba!

-Helping me meet other amazing people, like yourself, that I can call my friends TOO! Basically, thanks for sharing your friends with me, like you do with everything else.

-Listening to my constant rants about stuff I won't repeat. Well, not until I get annoyed about it again later.

-Sending me "Good Morning beautiful" and "Good Night babe" texts as if were compensating for not having boyfriends. Who are we kidding, we totally are <3

-Cuddling me when I just had a bad day or a good day (it doesn't really matter).

-Not letting us study together, knowing we'd never get anything done. Because of you, I am not failing. (I'm failing because of Netflix) jk, well sorta...

-Not being annoyed by my thousands of texts and complaints about roommates, boys, my body, boys, being tired, boys, homework, boys, being hungry, oh and boys.

-Telling me I always look good, even when I'm wearing sweats. You know how to make a girl feel good.

And finally, thank you for being your beautiful, fantastic, understanding, loving, caring self. And for being my best friend.

Sincerely,

Your College BFF

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