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: My friend had 3 positive dollar store pregnancy tests and was on birth control. If it's true, she's only 4-5 weeks along. She has one child already and is really struggling financially. I have bought her groceries on multiple occasions and pay for her to eat every time we go out.  
She took the tests because she believed her abusive boyfriend and his buddy tampered with her birth control. I believe this to be true. She was very upset when she found out, but as soon as she told the boyfriend, she became excited. She did not want another child yet until she found out she was going to have one and he brainwashed her into thinking this was what she wants. She refuses to terminate or give the baby up even though she can barely afford to care for the child she has. She wants to give her boyfriend another child like he wants. 

I have mixed emotions about all of this, but I ultimately am disappointed in her and I'm annoyed that she is not living her life for herself. Nothing she does is for her own happiness, it's all for her boyfriend. She could have a great job with her degree, but because her boyfriend wants her to work at \[insert big department store here\] with him, she won't look for another job. He wants her there so she doesn't make much money and so that they are eligible for government assistance. He will not get a better job to support her either. 

I have not expressed my feelings to her and I don't know that I would tell her I feel this way unless I was certain that I'd be okay with never speaking to her again. It's bothering me because she's not acting like herself. I am tempted to end the friendship. I feel guilty for being so annoyed, but I want her to be better. Am I an asshole for feeling this way? 

being unsupportive of my best friend's pregnancy