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Input: My friend and I go back for years. We always had each other's back in high school and now we're in college. She recently broke up with her boyfriend and went back into modelling/instagram photoshoots which is fine, I'm happy for her but there is this one specific photographer she shot with.

I really don't know where to start. This photographer and I matched on tinder and he was super charming and sweet so we followed each other on Instagram but then I received messages from his ex girlfriend as a warning that this man is dangerous. He has beaten her, he has raped her, he has twins with her and does not pay support or spend time with his children at all. He is a psychopath basically. She did not send any proof at all about her side of the story but I still listened and thanked her for it. She and I had one mutual follower/friend so I asked him for confirmation and he confirmed the story and told me to stay away from this guy. I later tell my best friend because woah that's so wild and scary. She follows him on Instagram even after I tell her he's been charged with assault and sexual assault. She said that she wouldn't talk to him and just 'liked his aesthetic'. Ok.

I later receive a document from other girls he's been talking to and they all have the same theory of the photographer being dangerous but this time there's proof with photos of bite marks, bruises, cuts, etc. It was pretty bad I sent it to my best friend. The photographer and ex girlfriend were both toxic to one another but that's their business and doesn't matter because I'll just stay the fuck away. 

My best friend does not. She "ran" into him as this mall with him, another photographer and model. She posts photos of it and I explode on her. Telling her about how he's dangerous and she shouldn't be hanging out with him but then she says that she didn't know hanging out with him supported what he did/does. Literally she could've been hurt or raped. She doesn't know this guy personally, that was the first time they met up. She kept saying she was really careful and stayed with others. I have personally experienced being sexually assaulted and it still happened with my friends around so I literally just took it as a naive girl trying to push it under the rug. She knew what he did and does and stayed. I can't control her and not trying to but especially after the break up, nobody is there to help her realize that she just placed herself in a dangerous situation. Am I wrong or an asshole for cutting her out of my life? I can't see or feel the same about her or our friendship knowing she wants to associate herself with a rapist. It is her decision but it's me or him kinda deal.

Tldr; friend hung out with confirmed abuser and rapist, I don't want to be associated with that


cutting off my best friend for hanging out with a rapist