This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Carleton chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
I have never known a life without my best friend. Since I was one year old, she’s been at my side, growing up together. From trips and holidays to graduations, birthdays, awkward middle school phases, and low and high moments, I’ve been lucky enough to have someone through it all. This is what an almost two-decade-long friendship has taught me.
1. The value of female friendships
As women, we all know the significance of strong female friendships. However, it truly cannot be stated enough. They’re the people who show up without being asked, who celebrate our wins louder than anyone else, and who remind us who we are when we forget. Simply put, they make everything more fun, manageable, and a lot less lonely.
2. Laughter is the most important thing
My best friend has always brought out my most goofy and fun side. It has taught me that prioritizing fun and laughter is incredibly important. Over the years, I’ve realized that the ability to laugh with…
