Your so lucky if you have a "best" friend...does anyone else

[kellyann]

My sister is my best friend! Even though we currently live 600 miles apart, we are on the phone several times a day. We can talk about anything to each other. In fact, I just got off the phone with her and she had read this thread and wanted to know why I hadn't posted yet! So, are you happy now, big sister?! Love ya!

Oh, and my husband is also my best friend, but in a different way!

 

[KatelynnsAuntie]

I met my best friend in high school and she has been my best friend ever since. Our 20 yr "anniversary" is this December. We went to college together too (we were both on the six year plan ) I was maid of honor in her wedding 5 yrs ago and she will be matron of honor in mine (whenever that is ). She moved about 140 miles away 4 yrs ago but that has not changed our relationship. I sure wish she still lived nearby though. We have been through a lot together, both good and bad. I cannot imagine my life without her. She has stuck by me through thick and thin (and I haven't always been easy to stick by either ). I love her so much and she knows it.

 

[slo]

I really don't have somebody I would call a "best friend", you know, one of those people you could tell anything to and not have them judge you.

Sure, I have some good friends, but not a "best friend". I was beginning to think I had a "best friend" for awhile, but now that has faded. She doesn't call me - ever - I am the one that does the calling all the time. I finally decided I am not going to call and see what happens - I haven't talked to her in 3 weeks. She is a stay-at-home mom, of which is great, I am not - and I feel that she doesn't support because all the new friends she has made are also stay-at-home moms and she doesn't talk very highly about other people, who are like me, that put their kids in daycare.

I wish stay-at-home moms and working moms could all get along and not judge each others decisions. I don't judge other peoples decisions one way or the other, but that is a topic for the debate board I'm sure..

I love my DH and he is my "best friend" in a way, but I would like a "best girl friend" someday.

 

[leahannpen]

I've been best friends with mine since we were teeny-tiny. (And she'll be 32 on Sunday!) Our mom's went to high school together then moved across the street from each other (they weren't 'friends' but knew each other, though they did become friends...and our father became good friends.) We were friends before we could cross the streets alone. I actually remember having to stop playing to go to 4 year old kindergarten and watching her wave as I left.

We went to different grade schools, but she did talk her parents into letting her go to high school with myself and my "public" school friends! LOL. (She had always gone to catholic).

We've been through ALOT! Ups and downs and tears and laughter and not speaking and working together and dating best friends together and dating brothers together and standing up in each others weddings....I could go on and on.

Our brothers were friends and although they aren't now, they always ask about each other.

Our hubbies now get along very, very well. I'm Godmother to her daughter and my hubbie is Godfather to their new son. Our friendship has truly stood the test of time. We can and do tell each other everything!

I'm lucky in that I also have about 3 other friends who I am very close to. Although I feel very blessed to have many wonderful friends.

 

[jeleebeene]

I have 3 best friends - two of which I have known since Kindergarten - even our parents are friends.

My other best friend I met in college. I couldn't imagine them not being in my life. My DH isn't an outgoing guy, so he never had many guy friends. He doesn't understand the bond I have with the girls, but is always supportive. He sometimes gets jealous when I want to go on a "girls trip". But, we need those sometimes - I told him that they are like sisters, and since I had a bratty little brother, I loved the bonding with my "sisters".

I have told my DH, though, that he is my best male friend

 

[goofy4tink]

I used to have a girlhood best friend but we now live on opposit sides of the country. Have for about 18 yrs now. I know she's there for me if there is a problem but the day to day interaction is gone. My mom was my real best friend. Too bad I didn't realize that until after she passed away. But now I have a friend, who while I wouldn't say we are best friends, we are very good friends. We met at child birth class, she was 35 and I was 43. Her first child and marriage, my third child and second marriage. Her dh and I were very similar as to those particulars and she and my dh are the same. We live in neighboring towns and have traveled to WDW together. I would say that she is the closest thing I have to a best friend now. We even lost our mom's within 6 months of each other.

 

[WeirdEyes]

My best friend is my husband. I have a few girlfriends who are great friends. Also, my Mom is my female best friend.