Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you — Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you — Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you — Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you — Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you — Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
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Because that's what friends do. They speak the truth when you've lost your way, pick you up and brush you off , tell you that you're going to make it to the other side, and cheer you on until you get there.

— Melanie Shankle, Nobody's Cuter Than You: A Memoir about the Beauty of Friendship
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