pump and dump

>>16950015
cancer

>>16950008
>What does someone do in this situation?

By all means, continue to enable her emotionally unsatisfying relationship with her boyfriend by being her supportive, reliable conversational companion. You can look forward to years of talking to her while he spends years fucking her.

>>16950069
Well done anon, you described my situation

Its hard to stop being nice to someone you really like, you know? I have been a carpet my entire life

>>16950081
Consider that enabling her isn't being nice to her.

A parent who is paying their kids rent while he uses his income to buy drugs is not being nice to their kid, they are just avoiding conflict. They are nice when they remove their support, forcing their kid to experience the real consequences of drug use and hopefully stop.

If you withdraw your emotional support from your friend, she might be forced to come to terms with her own emotionally unsatisfying relationship. Maybe she'll work things out with him and they'll be happy together. Maybe she'll just cry and get depressed. Maybe she'll leave him for you, but consider that as pretty unlikely. Girls who like bad boys tend to always like them, no matter how illogical it is.

>>16950096
"I don't want to be your emotional support anymore. That's your boyfriend's job. I don't want to be a half-boyfriend to you. You need to work things out with your boyfriend one way or another"

>>16950096
From how I see it though, she is just very confused and doesn't really know what to do with her life. You think I should just straight up tell her what I think about her boyfriend?

>>16950111
sorry, this >>16950105
is what I think you should tell her.

>>16950117
This is some solid advice. Now to build up the courage..