Life can be a whirlwind, but through it all, you remain my person. Recently, I stumbled upon some old photos of us, and wow, did we look young and carefree! Those days were filled with wild adventures and a certain innocence that made everything seem possible. Back then, we just knew we would always be each other’s ride-or-die.
Do you remember that iconic scene from Grey’s Anatomy? Christina told Meredith she was her person, and the world collectively swooned. It resonated with us all, didn’t it?
As the years have rolled by, life has thrown a whole lot of chaos our way. But one thing hasn’t changed—you’re still my person. No question about it.
These days, our friendship seems to live in our texts. They capture everything from those endless chats about our lives to the occasional radio silence. They hold our “love yous,” “miss yous,” and those memes that remind us of our endless inside jokes. And yes, there are a few nostalgic snaps from the good old days—like those questionable fashion choices we thought were fabulous.
But here’s the thing: while our messages tell a story, they don’t reveal everything. They don’t capture those moments when I lie awake at night thinking about how I miss you—like, really miss you. They don’t convey the nagging worry about distance and time changing our friendship. Our lives have gotten fuller, and we’ve both got a bit more mileage on us, but the heart of our friendship remains: love, respect, and a sprinkle of humor.
We still share tips on beauty and fashion, but now our conversations dive deeper into life’s hurdles—like cancer scares and aging parents. We still argue, but it’s more like friendly debates than all-out brawls. Our outings have evolved, too; brunch now includes a few mimosas instead of late-night escapades. Who knew being each other’s person would involve navigating real-life challenges like infertility and parenting?
We once envisioned a future filled with laughter and carefree days, but we’ve learned that maintaining a friendship takes work. It’s not always easy, but we make it happen because you’re worth it. We chat when we can, text like it’s our job, and sometimes even manage to meet up when life allows.
No matter how much things change, you remain my person, and that’s a truth I hold dear.
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In summary, through thick and thin, you are still my person, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.