12 Things "Squads" Who Live Apart Understand
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12 Things "Squads" Who Live Apart Understand

Who ever said #squadgoals can't exist when you're on opposite sides of the world?

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12 Things "Squads" Who Live Apart Understand
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High school friends. They’re the people who get you through those four years nobody could ever pay you enough to do again. The ones you truly thought you could never live without. And then one day, college happens, and you all find yourselves on opposite sides of the universe- or so it feels. Making other friends is inevitable, but you’ll always have that special place in your heart for your main squad. Here are some daily occurrences everyone who lives apart from their best friends can relate to.

1. The squad group chat is always blowing up.

You might as well be sitting on a vibrating chair during lecture. How convenient.

2. You're constantly sending each other old, embarrassing videos that you've kept of one another.

And sometimes, you're extremely tempted to send them to Ellen Degeneres.

3. You're tagged in at least three memes a day... most of which look something like this.

Oh, and they're 100% aware of the fact that your mom will see them too. Yup, good luck explaining this one to her.

4. Houseparty!

Now the whole crew can Facetime at once. The best part about it is that you never know who will join the house next. Could be your best friend's mom, or your grandma- it's always a surprise.

5. Your college roommates have learned to tune you out when you talk about all the adventures you guys used to have together.

6. They share your Facebook “on this day" memories from middle school that make you question your preadolescent normalcy.

And you totally thought that posts like these were socially acceptable at the time.

7. And other times, they'll tag you in photos you posted onto social media during your awkward stage that look like this.

How artsy.

8. You get territorial when one of them posts a picture with a new friend they've made.

So.. yeah, I'm gonna need her name, address, and social security number. PRONTO.


9.You've made your own "squad" snapchat group created strictly for the purpose of sending selfies that look like this.

Because it's important to remind each other to stay humble.

10. You don’t see each other very often, but when you do, you look like a scene straight out of "The Little Rascals".


11. Sometimes you get nostalgic so you scroll through old photos before bed.

Shoutout to photo-booths for good lighting.

12. But no matter how much you miss them, or how far away they are, they'll ALWAYS be there for you.


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