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To my Southampton lads

If you know me then you'll know that any conversation that isn't overly sarcastic, a debate or small talk makes me slightly uncomfortable and awkward. What I've wanted to say to my housemates, that I'm about to relay in this post, has either come out through drunken messages or sarcastic comments. I just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you.

The last few months have been the hardest time I've ever had to go through. Excusing my parents, who were also amazing in supporting me, the girls I live with witnessed me at my worst time and they kept me going. With nights out to distract me, watching my ugly cry and always there to hear me discuss the same thing over and over. I really don't know what I would have done without them.

So Catherine, Sim, Jen, Ellie and Charlotte thank you for everything. I love you all. Now I will revert back to the awkward sarcastic friend everyone knows me to be haha.

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