I remember the day I met you. It was after a week or so of you wooing all of my friends so they wouldn't stop talking about you, and it was super annoying. They wouldn't stop talking until I agreed to meet you, I caved so they'd shut up. Which was a great decision on my part. We hit it off instantly, and we became best friends seemingly over night.

From that point, we did so much together. You took me with you to Mackinaw on a family road trip, and you introduced me to all your potential boyfriends so I could properly threaten them (it's the best friend's job to warn them. The whole "If you hurt her, I'll find you, and I will make you wish you were never born" speech). We spent so many nights at each others houses, staying up way to late and talking about anything and everything. Nothing was off limits to us, because we trusted each other completely.

However, somewhere during our high school journey, something changed. You started spending less and less time with me, and more time with stupid boys who always wound up hurting you. I ignored it for a while, and just enjoyed what time we had together, because you were my best friend and I loved you. However, what started out as days apart started turning in to weeks, and then months without talking. If I tried approaching you about problems in my life, you always had a story to one-up me. When I started getting upset with how you were acting, I felt like I couldn't tell you, so I just bottled it up until I exploded over a stupid tweet of yours. Which was wrong, and I'm sorry for how we ended.

We fell apart, and that's sad. However, we will always have those wonderful memories, and I will always love you. I know towards the end I didn't show it well, and neither did you, but that doesn't matter. I am so deeply sorry we weren't forever friends, and I hope that maybe someday we can reunite, or at least get on speaking terms again. You were the best friend I could have asked for back then, but as we grew, we both needed something other than what the other could provide. Thank you for giving me some really great years, and I hope you're happy in your life. I really do.