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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Scranton chapter.

This may just be the most cliché article that I have ever written. This may even be the most cliché article that you have ever read. However, a few people in my life deserve some special recognition. This is a letter to the most special people in my life; you know who you are. 

 

Thank you for pulling me out of my bed on the darkest of days. Thank you for bringing me dinner when I haven’t eaten all day. Thanks for hyping up my Instagram selfies, making sure I don’t text the f***boy during a night out, and making me laugh until my stomach cramps. Overall, thank you for encouraging me to be my best self. 

 

Not many people meet their “soul mates” in college. I know for a fact that I have met mine. I don’t believe that a soul mate necessarily has to mean a romantic interest. I definitely haven’t encountered one of those *cue New Rules by Dua Lipa*. Instead, I have found lifelong friends that I can see participating in my future wedding, my kids’ birthday parties and happy hour drinks after work. I could go on and on about potential “negatives” in my life, but I am one lucky gal to be able to call these girls my best friends. 

 

If you are lucky enough to meet girls like I have, never take them for granted. 

 

College is a petri bowl of fake girls and mean boys. Yet I have found a handful of “real friends” *now cue Real Friends by Kanye West*. I have also come to learn that a handful is all you need. Of course my girl squad still has little dramatic squabbles every once and a while just like everyone else, but that’s just an unfortunate factor of being a female. Ultimately, I have met the best people and made the best memories with those people in my entire life. Intelligent, beautiful, hilarious, caring and loyal people. So this is to them; I love the sh** out of you guys. 

Emma Hageney is a Strategic Communications major with a double concentration in both Advertising and Public Relations and a General Business minor at the University of Scranton. She aspires to become either an advertising or public relations executive in the future. She enjoys traveling, surfing, skiing, music, anything outdoors and movies (especially Star Wars and Harry Potter)!