We all need friends and there is no doubt in that. Whether they be for stealing food, or just being there to talk to, we all need them. I'm sure everyone has, or at least had, a friend before. There are many different kind of friends to hang out with, funny ones, crazy ones, serious ones- you get the picture. So we all have them, right?
Now here is a question that will really get your mind working, do you have a best friend? See best friends aren't just normal, everyday friends that stick to the crowd and are just your friends for food. They are loyal, kind, caring, and even loving. They stick to you like glue that has no solution to getting a non-stick. They listen to you, share with you, play with you, and are just there for you.
The questions that I really want to ask are:
How come there is no manual or guide to getting a best friend? How are people going to know who they should make their best friend? How do you even make them a best friend? How do you even find a person that would be willing to be your best friend?
I thought about it heaps and I kept waiting, and waiting for someone to write a guide. You know what happened though? No one made a guide-there was no guide!
That is when I made a decision, a decision that would change the lack of best friend making knowledge for the better. My decision was that if no one would write a book on how to make a best friend then I would do it myself!
So welcome my readers to my 101 Steps to Making a Best Friend.
*Unedited and full of grammatical errors.
"You signed me up for what?" I shrieked at her. My best friend, who had volunteered me to test a new game that she wanted to make videos out of. A game that took ten girls and ten guys and forced them to become a couple. But the guys had to go around and choose who they wanted to try and date, to court and try to swoon. A twisted form of the bachelor or the bachelorette. A way of trying to force love. And she had written my name down without my permission.
"It's called The Boyfriend Games," she giggled. "We're gonna find you some love."
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I gasped looking up at the sincerity in his eyes. "I mean it. The other girls not only dolled their looks up, but they all put on a phony façade. The personality and laughter I see from them is all fake. But you... you only show what's real, no matter how different your appearance is. You're still the same Thera that you were before this started."
Chewing on my lip I looked up at him and took a deep breath before my reply. "I really have to pee."
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Started: Jan. 2015
Finished: July 2015