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10 Signs You’ve Found Your Friendship Soulmate

When you know, you know.

Samantha Glassman
Sep 04, 2018
Elon University
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Many of us believe in soulmates. Some believe there is only one person for us, and others believe in multiple soulmates. However, before we find them, we go through many different friendships and learn what we like and don't like in a friendship. Sometimes It doesn't matter how long you know them. When you've found your friendship soulmate, you just know.

1. They're friends with your parents.

They hang out with your parents when they come over. Sometimes they even make plans with your parents without you there, which you aren't too happy about.

2. It’s like time never passed when you hang out.

You may not see each other for months on end, but you don't need to because when you see them after a long time apart, it's like you were never separated.

3. Separation anxiety is real.

Speaking of being separated, it's especially difficult for you to leave them, and you usually get separation anxiety as soon as you leave each other's side.

4. They have clothes at your house... just in case.

You let them borrow your clothes, or you just have them leave clothes at your house because you never know when a casual hang out leads to a sleepover.

5. They know what you’re thinking before you even say it.

They know what you're thinking because of your facial expressions, and sometimes they manage to take your words right out of your mouth. That's just what happens when you know someone so well.

6. You can literally just hang out and do nothing.

You don't need to make elaborate plans everytime you hang out. Your idea of fun may also be laying on the couch doing absolutely nothing because just being in their presence is enough.

7. You don’t get sick of them.

Well, maybe a little. They may annoy you sometimes because you spend so much time with them, but you don't sick of them nearly as much as you would with other people and whenever you get into a fight you make up almost immediately.

8. You can tell them what’s up.

If you're having a bad day or just don't wanna talk or hang out with anyone, you can tell them. They will understand where you're coming from and not bug you about it.

9. They can tell you what’s up.

They know when you're not happy about something, and they'll ask you about it. They're straight up with you and will tell you what you don't want to hear because they only want what's best for you.

10. Everything is an adventure.

Anything from late night drives to get milkshakes or going on a walk can be an adventure.

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