What It's Like Meeting Your BFF In College
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What It's Like Meeting Your BFF In College

College is a strange place.

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What It's Like Meeting Your BFF In College
Maclyn Crnkovich

Honestly, I think it was 100% fate that I met you.

I wasn’t going to come to UNR for school. I changed my mind literally the first of August. Somehow I got into the dorms (the nicest one at that), and I was assigned a room with you. Not going to lie, I definitely stalked your Instagram and Twitter before I even thought about texting you. I was nervous. You seemed almost too perfect. I was expecting the worst going into this experience of college with you, but it has turned out to be the absolute best.

You have taught me a lot in these short three months we have known each other. It’s hard to get along with a random person when you sleep five feet away from them, and normally I would be extremely creeped out by this. But we became friends so quickly that I didn’t have time to second guess myself.

I almost immediately knew we were long lost soulmates when I would play random songs and you would sing along to every single one of them. Whether it was from spontaneous trips to California, late night runs to J in the B, or just lying in bed appreciating the presence of one another, I have never clicked so well with someone like I have with you. Thanks for being so great and I am so glad I get to experience college with someone who understands me so well.

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