10 Things Everyone With Several Best Friends Will Understand

If you’re reading this you definitely can’t relate to Drake because he’s got a small circle, he’s not with different crews. Your extensive list of best friends probably consists of labels like the college best friend, the work best friend, the met- on-vacation- eight- years – ago best friend, the guy best friend, the high school best friend, the study abroad best friend, the best friend who happens to double as your cousin. Whether all your best friends associate in the same social circle or not, the more the merrier, right?

Most people believe that out of all their friends, there can only be one best. But for you, each of your best friends has earned the exclusive best in front of friend for an important reason. Your explanation for having several best friends isn’t because you cannot chose a single person to fulfill that role. Your explanation for having several best friends is because each best friend has played a significant and different irreplaceable role. You would simply not be you without each best friend.

So, please read on and celebrate these 10 things everyone with several best friends will understand!

1. You strategically schedule your nights out so you see each of your best friends at least once.

2. A shopping spree is better known as raiding all every single best friend’s closets.

3. Others always interrupt you when you talk about your “best friend” because they will never know which one you’re actually referencing. 

4. Each best friend is guaranteed to throw you an Instagram like. Fearing less than 11 likes would never be a thing. 

5. You’re always exhausted because you must repeat the same exact stories to each of your best friends. 

But, ultimately you know each of your best friend’s reactions are totally worth your breath.

6. You either already have anxiety about your ginormous bridal party or anxiety about becoming the real-life star of 27 Dresses.

7. For meal plans you’ve determined it is only fair if put yourself on a first-come/first-serve asking basis, instead of picking and choosing which best friend to dine with. 

8. When it comes to asking for advice, if you do not approve of one best friend’s answer, you will continue to ask your other best friends until you can justify with another answer.

9. That entire list of people Snapchat categorizes as your “best friends” really are your best friends.

10. When all your best friends bond your heart automatically smiles.