9 Reasons Your BFF's Mom Is Yours, Too
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9 Reasons Your BFF's Mom Is Yours, Too

You're all pretty much family anyway.

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9 Reasons Your BFF's Mom Is Yours, Too

A lot of people have that friend that know everything about you. Some of them you can stay with days on end, and some of them claim you as family before anything else. Their family is your family, and you all act like it. You all have a connection, but their mom in particular knows you all too well.

Their mom could totally be your mom. Here's just a few ways:

1. She knows pretty much everything about you

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She's like Google when it comes to your life. If she didn't know something before, she certainly will find out somehow.

2. You would do anything you would do for your mom for her

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I mean you're practically family, so all the same rules apply.

3. You're not sure what to call her so, you stick to "Mom"

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Seriously, help me out... Saying "Mrs. (last name)" just feels awkward. Anybody else have this problem?

4. You're always welcome "home"

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School break and it's too far to go home? You always know where to go. Just want to be somewhere familiar for a few days? She has you covered.

5. You can rant anytime you need

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Anything you need to say she is going to listen to you. No matter how angry, sad or upset you are, you know you can go to her.

6. She gives you the best advice

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She either knows what your mother would say or knows exactly what to say to you. Crisis advice or everyday advice she has it prepared.

7. She supports you

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We all know the classic statement "You have a bright future ahead," which is used when people have no idea what to say to you in a conversation. She actually means it, and helps you get there.

8. She will tell you when to get your shit together

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Remember when you practically flipped your shit because you were convinced you couldn't do it? What about that time you had a breakdown over nothing that would end your life as you know it? Remember how she told you to knock it off because you would be fine. She was right.

9. You both love each other like true family

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I mean if all of the above doesn't show it, you probably tell each other verbally.

Obviously, no one can replace your real mom. If anyone comes close though, it is going to be your best friend's mom. No one else is going to stick by you like your family, best friend and their family.

You could never thank them enough.

Share with your second mom and tell her you love her!

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