Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: They've been together for a few of years and during that time they've had some nasty fights (they fight often, but their nasty ones are maybe once every 1-2 months). Like nasty to the point where me and our other close friends are shocked that he hasn't beaten the shit out of her yet. He's nasty, violent, rude, an asshole, and totally disrespects her. She does so much for him, but he rarely does anything for her. 

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They had a fight the other day that ended with her boyfriend in the hospital with a broken hand/lower arm from hitting a car window. He basically said some disrespectful stuff to her and she told him she thinks she needs a break, so he did that out of anger. We went to lunch today and she told me about their recent fight, and at the end I asked her why she's still with him. She told me it's because he's a good guy most of the time and that she still loves him. So I asked how she could love someone that she cheats on (she's cheated countless times over the few years) and she got angry that I asked that. I didn't mean for it to come off as rude, I just don't understand how you can love someone (especially a guy like this) so much but fuck other people behind their backs.

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TL;DR: Best friends relationship with her boyfriend is unhealthy. He's a raging maniac. She cheats on him often (he doesn't know). After their most recent fight, I asked how she can love someone that is 1) totally disrespectful and 2) that she cheats on carefree. 

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asking my close friend how she can love her boyfriend