Falling in love with my best friend
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What's the hardest about having a best friend? Is it the occasional fight? The envy you feel when she dates your ex? The jealousy on how much better she looks than you?
For me it was none of these.
I found out the hardest thing about having a best friend... is falling in love with them.
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