14 Things You’ll Only Understand If Your Sister Is Your Best Friend

If your sister also doubles as your BFF, you're lucky.

The relationship you have is so much stronger than any regular old best friendship because you have lifelong memories, shared genetics and an unbreakable bond.

Stephanie, DJ and Michelle from "Full House" hugging

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

Grab your sidekick sibling and scroll through these 14 totally relatable things only you two will understand. Be prepared to feel more connected than ever.

She's Always There for You

You love that you have a constant bestie you can always rely on. Even if you move away from each other, you will always stay in touch. No matter what. They've known you since your very beginning, and they can't really get rid of you–which is totally fine.

Stephanie and DJ Tanner hugging

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

 

She's There to Rescue You During Family Gatherings

When your whole family gets together for big events or holidays, you always have someone who will help you stay clear of your crazy relatives. You act as each other's buffers.

 

She Sticks Up for You

If someone tries to pick on you, you know sis has your back. She's not going to let just anyone smack-talk you–unless it's her, of course. It's kind of her unofficial job just to protect you from any haters.

 

You Can Side-Eye Your Parents Together

When one of your parents does something horribly embarrassing, you have someone who can cringe alongside you.

DJ and Stephanie Tanner making a funny face

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

 

Your Secrets Are Safe With Each Other

You share secrets with each other that even your closest friends don't know. There's an intense trust between you two that no one will ever really be able to understand.

 

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You Trust Her Guidance Every Time

When you need any sort of life advice, you go straight to her. She truly knows you better than anyone–even yourself sometimes!

 

Your Feuds Never Last Long

Even when you argue, you always make up, because A) You live under the same roof. B) Your mom makes you. C) You can't stand not telling her every itty-bitty detail of your day.

Stephanie and DJ Tanner arguing over clothes

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

 

There's No Division Between Your Wardrobes

You constantly borrow clothing without asking her. You're both mutually okay with it because it gives you twice the wardrobe!

 

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Together, You're a Tiny Bit Psychic

You can sometimes read each other's minds. No joke. It's really a gift.

 

She's Always Honest About Your Choices in Boys

If the guy you are crushin' on is not good enough for you, your sis will be sure to let you know. Your other friends might not be brave enough to tell you, but, rest assured, your sis will speak her mind.

Stephanie Tanner kissing a boy

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

 

Neither of You Is Afraid to Call the Other Out

Because there are no boundaries between you two, you call each other out when you believe the other is in the wrong. You know you can be 100% honest with each other, because neither of you hold grudges toward the other.

 

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Your Friend Group Is One Big Happy Family

You share friends, and you don't even mind. The more the merrier.

Stephanie, Dj and Kimmy from "Full House"

(Full House via Warner Bros. Productions)

 

She Accepts You, Quirks and All

If you act like the biggest weirdo on the planet, your sis won't judge you one bit–she's totally used to your quirkiness.

 

You Couldn't Imagine Not Loving Your Sister

When other people complain about their siblings, you just don't understand, because you couldn't imagine living a life without your built-in bestie.

 

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