10 Texts True Sisters Separated By College Send Each Other Every Day
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10 Texts True Sisters Separated By College Send Each Other Every Day

Thanks for being my favorite texter.

Jenna Pizzi
Oct 29, 2017
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10 Texts True Sisters Separated By College Send Each Other Every Day
Jenna Pizzi

You never thought you would be split apart from the one person who understands you the most in the entire world. You never expected to face the world without your best friend by your side.

SEE ALSO: 13 Texts My Little Sister Has Sent Me

You never expected to text your sister as much as you do in college. She’s the person you are forever thankful for and forever talking to.

1. Did you take my shirt?

Most likely, yes. You can't just leave cute stuff around the house or else I will take it back to school. You should know this by now.

2. I’m going to send you a few shirts and tell me which one I should buy?

"WE already have a lot of shirts in that color, so get the second one."

3. Answer my FaceTime I’m bored.

Caution: be prepared to be on the phone for an hour, maybe more, of just pointless conversations. Something I wouldn't trade for the world.

4. What should I wear?

“The denim skirt with that cute white top we bought together… oh wait, I have it. Show me your closet, I forget what you have.”

5. What should I eat for dinner?

Just because you aren't with me doesn't mean you stop making decisions with me.

6. Which picture do I look the best in? I want to post it.

Aka I don’t trust what my friends are saying, and I know you would never make me look bad.

7. I’m craving food from our place right now.

It always seems like sisters have that one place that will only be theirs, and theirs only. Sorry, mom and dad, but you can't sit with us.

8. Can you bring the sweater home that you’re wearing today, I want it.

The key to stopping this is to NOT send Snapchats when you know you’re wearing something you stole or something you know she will want.

9. OK, so today…

Sisters will always be the first to sit there while you vent…no matter how long it takes for the story to finally be over.

10. I miss you.

I was already thinking it, but I miss you too.

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