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What It's Really Like Living With Your Best Friend

"Let me tell you about my best friend."

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What It's Really Like Living With Your Best Friend

They always say you shouldn’t live with your best friend, but why wouldn’t you want to live with the person who you get along with more than anyone else?? Here's what it's actually like:

You're Bad Influences On Each Other’s Wallets

They don’t even need to do any convincing, all they have to ask is, “Are you hungry?”

24/7 Sleepovers

What’s better than some Netflix, fuzzy blankets, and cuddling with your best friend?

When They Are Doing Homework Instead Of Hanging Out With You

Pay attention to me already!

You're Eachother's Own Personal Chef

You guys can attempt cooking together.

You're Bad Influences On Your Livers

You’ll always have somebody who is down to party with you.

You Always Have A Fellow Party Skipper

You’ll always have somebody who is down to stay in with you on a Friday night.

Living with your bestfriend is full of laughs, tears, and sleepless nights, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

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