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That's such a sucky situation I'm so sorry,, but I'll say it's not your responsibility to fix things because you did the right thing and you were looking out for her and it was unreasonable for her to react like that ..especially when you sounded compassionate rather than outright telling her to break up with him it's not like you were shaming her ......   reply
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Cut her off   reply
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this sounds bad but sometimes people just dont wanna hear the truth, like youve made it clear to her your just worried and shes choosing to not acknowledge that. i have a friend who was similar about her ex we warned her he seemed off but she defended him over and over even when he pushed her and kicked so hard she cried right in front of us all sh......   reply
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women need to stop getting boyfriends. i am too radical feminist for this one, imma sit this one out. please, #4Bmovement NOW!!   reply
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I don’t think cutting her off right away is the best move. It might be too extreme for the situation as it is now. From what I see, you do seem like someone who tends to be a bit of a people-pleaser. You give a lot, try to understand others, but it can make you get hurt more easily. I think you should try to setting boundaries. You don’t have t......   reply
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I'm going to be honest here, whatever happens next isn't your fault and don't blame yourself for anything. It isn't your responsibility, she should've honestly took your advice because you went through something terrifying. Your experience is an awareness to her, and I'm sorry that happened to you. What you could do now is distance yourself from he......   reply
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First of all , im sorry that happened to you . But from what i read , you Have changed for the better okay and you have realized your past mistake and learned . You definitely didnt speak out of jealousy , but from fear and trauma of your past relationship . I agreed too that dating someone only after knowing them for a week or less ?? Is prett......   reply
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To be honest, just let her experience it for herself; you’ve already done your best. All you need to do is stay by her side and, of course, keep her from doing anything too reckless. The truth is, this is their business, not something between you and her. If you dive too deep into the issue, she might start to feel like you're trying to drive a w......   reply
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....Reading all that, I get the sense that you aren't being truthful about your feelings. There's a lot more you WANT to tell her. If I am wrong, I am sorry. I don't want to step over any boundaries. Just like you shouldn't. You're right, shes an adult and can make her own decisions, so you need to step back and allow these two to get to know ea......   reply
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You've given her your advice. She has refused it. Any further confrontation about her relationship will probably push her away from you. If you still want to keep the friendship, I recommend talking to her about how hurt you are by the things she's said about you. You shouldn't lie that you're ok with her situation, but do your best not to diss her......   reply
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