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To The Friends Who Are Always There For Us

Even when they are far from us.

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To The Friends Who Are Always There For Us

Thank you for sticking by, even when we're hundreds of miles way. In some aspects, you are always right beside me.

Thank you for answering my calls, even if you are belligerently drunk at a bar.

Thank you for sneaking away from your other friends to answer me at times of need.

Thank you for letting me vent about my daily troubles.

Thank you for being the same, crazy self you were in high school.

Thank you for the uplifting advice, even if I refuse to listen.

Thank you for breaking the barriers of distance, and reveal how time doesn't change our level of friendship.

Thank you for being there no matter the obstacles life throws at us.

Thank you for believing in me when I forget to believe in myself.

Thank you for the brutal honesty, even when I wish to ignore it.

Thank you for being my partners in crime and reuniting as if time stood still.

Thank you for crossing oceans to see me.

Thank you for understanding me when no one else would.

Thanks for criticizing me after my lack of judgement.

Thank you for the reassurance you'll stand by me through the good and the bad.

Thank you for forgiving me when I undoubtedly didn't deserve it.

Thank you for saving me from all the emotional hardships, heartbreaks, and life crisis's.

And last but not least, thank you for not letting college and distance define us.

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