Double Vision: Tips for Shopping with Your Bestie
- storiedimerletti
- 12 ott 2021
- Tempo di lettura: 1 min
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There’s something special about the way best friends just get each other. The inside jokes, the late-night talks, the shared glances that say everything without a word. But even the strongest friendships have layers waiting to be uncovered—stories untold, perspectives unexplored, and memories yet to be made.
Some of my favorite moments with my closest friends haven’t been the big milestones but the unexpected, deep conversations that came out of nowhere. The “What if?” scenarios that made us laugh until we cried. The “Remember when?” stories that took us back to who we were years ago. The “Where do you see yourself in 10 years?” questions that made us pause and really think.
Making space for these kinds of talks…