Prepare to feel old: This September marks 25 years since Friends first premiered.
While we miss it more than ever, turns out, so does the cast. This includes Jennifer Aniston who played the iconic Rachel Green.
She recently dished everything Friends with InStyle and trust us, it will make you emotional.
This includes her iconic time on Friends, how she misses the '90s, and so much more.
"We couldn’t believe what was happening, and we had no idea what was coming."
"I just remember not understanding that this was my life. The level of gratitude, my god."
"There was comfort in numbers there, so we all held each other up."
"I miss a lot about that time. Having a job that was absolute, pure joy," she wrote.
Thankfully, she's still close to some of her co-stars today, especially Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow.
"This is going to sound odd, but there was a sense of safety in the world. We weren’t exposed to as much as we are now."
This comes as a surprise since she once admitted that she hated her haircut, dubbed "The Rachel."
"I’m proud of that hair legacy. I had goals, girl!"
"It feels ironic to be anointed as 'sexy.' I always thought Lauren Hutton was sexy. Bombshell wasn’t really my thing."
"At the time I think we were broadening our ideas of what sexy actually meant, so to be put in that category, I was like, 'Oh, this is nice.'"
Jennifer's words of wisdom?
"Some days you’re hot, and some days you’re not."
So hard to believe since she's a natural, but it's true.
"I remember posing and thinking, 'God, I’ve got to learn how to do this.'"
"It’s funny because when you’re in your 20s, you’re on the road to this unnamed destination that you think you’re going to, but I don’t know if you ever actually reach it."
"I’d like to slow everything down. Smelling the roses is an understatement— I want to watch them grow. And, yes, I actually have roses and went outside to smell them this morning."
And even "occasionally" talks to Brad Pitt, according to an ET source.
Ooo lala!
Don't count on a Pitt-Aniston romantic reunion, though, as they are reportedly just friends.
"I’m at a place now where I actually feel like I’ve grown up and entered into who I am creatively," she said.
"I want to continue to create what I know I’m capable of creating. "
We always believed in you, girl!
You can check out the rest of the essay here.
