Courtney Cox Wished Jennifer Aniston A Happy Birthday And ‘Friends’ Fans Are Sobbing

When it comes to friendship goals, many look to TV shows for our epic and iconic “gal pals.” From ’90s sitcoms to modern day dramas—we have a few pairs that show us what it really means to be a best friend. Like…

Brooke and Peyton from One Tree Hill

Serena and Blair from Gossip Girl

Cristina and Meredith from Grey’s Anatomy

The ladies from Sex & the City

And, who can forget Rachel and Monica from Friends

Speaking of the iconic duo—recently, it was Jennifer Aniston’s big 50th birthday and all of her best friends came out to celebrate her big day. So many people in fact, that Brad Pitt—that ex—was spotted at her birthday party. Kate Hudson was there, Reese Witherspoon—everyone who is anyone attended the goddess’ big 5-0.

I mean…just look at this picture…

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But, the most adorable part of Aniston’s birthday was when her former roomie and BFF—Courtney Cox—wished her a sweet, happy birthday on Instagram. Cox posted a photo of the two saying:

The world definitely got brighter the day this girl was born. Happy birthday sweetheart! I Love you!

Obviously, any Friends fan feels this deep down in their soul. The two have been a part of each other’s lives for so long, it’s hard to not get all up in your emotions seeing how much they still care about each other and their friendship—off-screen. Many were sobbing all over social media.

Love it.

15 Dating ‘Green Flags’ That Let You Know He’s A Keeper

Most of us can share at least a handful of red flags we wished we’d noticed (or chosen to acknowledge) in a past relationship. However, because it’s 2018 and there’s already plenty of negativity in the world, Reddit asked its users to talk about green flags they saw in their significant other—things that made them realize “hey, this person isn’t a piece of human garbage”—and these are our favorite ones.

1.

Talking for 5 hours but only thinking the date lasted around 90 minutes

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If you are introverted, if you hang out with them and it feels just like being alone. Like they don’t affect your “dealing with people” meter. You feel comfortable around them

3.

A friend of mine hit it off in the car with her date that they ended up driving over two hours PAST their date destination. When conversation is that good, you’ve got a blaring green light! They’re married for around 15 years now.

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When they actually pay attention to what you’re talking about and even make the effort to come back to the topic if interrupted.

5.

The first time my now husband ever touched me it felt like I knew him a 1,000 years already. I don’t like being touched, and the instant comfort I got.. I knew I wasn’t just going after booty on this one.

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According to my fiancée, it was when I first went to her house and get cat sat in my lap. Her cat hates everyone but loved me.

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When you find you’re comfortable enough with someone to open up about those parts of yourself that you’d normally be a little afraid to reveal – the insecurities, desires, dreams you hold inside yourself, and that you’re afraid of being mocked or criticized for. And then they react in a safe, supportive manner.

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8.

Met a guy at a bar, he had a cake tin in a bag next to him.

Two weeks later he baked me a cake for my birthday, and we’ve been together now 19 years.

Only downside is he never baked me another cake!

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When they are kind to animals and people in the service industry – ESPECIALLY if they don’t know you’re watching them.

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10.

On my first date with the man who is now my fiance, we walked from our high school to a local restaurant and he insisted on walking on the side of the sidewalk that was closest to the road. In that moment he reminded me of my grandfather, who had recently passed, because when I was a small child my grandfather told me “A gentleman always walks closer to traffic than the lady.” It just gave me a really good feeling about him, that he was polite and a little bit old-fashioned.

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