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Input: This is really long and I'm sorry lol.

My best friend of almost 6 years is obese. She's about the same height as me (5'4 - 5'5) and has to weigh about 3 and change, if not, close. (Not meant to sound derogatory at all). 

She's into this whole "lose weight quick" BS and has been very interested in taking diet pills again. These diet pills specifically, keep your appetite down, boost your metabolism and give you energy. Which sounds sketchy as fuck to begin with, but I let it go for the sake of the conversation. So instead of just instantly preaching to her about diet pills, I just slid in some suggestions like eating healthier (which she doesn't do) and working out a little bit, even if it's just taking a walk around the block. 

She just excused it off with "I get enough exercise at the hospital lol" (she's a patient sitter). Then continues with how she wants to get down to at least 130, so she'll take them for awhile and then quit so that she doesn't (quote) "get too dependent on them." This set off immediate red flags, so I said "And that's why I don't mess with them." 

Completely excuses it with "but bruh imma be skinny af tho" (yes she said it like that) "like dude can you imagine how awesome imma look at about 130 or less?" So I responded with something like "And how shitty you're gonna feel physically? :D" 

"lol actually probably feel the same, just skinny af." 

This is where I sent her how I felt about it. I basically said that what's the point of being skinny if you're just going to feel horrible? Nobody knows how those things are going to make her feel a couple months down the road. She really is not taking her health into consideration, she's more worried about how good she's going to look. Losing weight should always be about your health and well being, not the fact that it may make you "skinny af." I ended it with saying that I'm not trying to tell her what to do because it's a free country and she can do what she wants, but I don't want her getting hurt or depriving herself of anything she needs.

Of course she excuses it again with "I know, mom always watches me when I'm on them anyway to make sure I'm taking them right, so." I just stopped the conversation right there and didn't escalate it further. She's so damn hard-headed sometimes. I really am concerned for her and would love to help her but she just keeps making these excuses and brushing off the suggestions and risk factors. I 100% agree that being skinny can be beautiful and raise your confidence, but at what expense? Your health? I just don't know what to do anymore. 

Am I a genuinely concerned friend, or Am I The Asshole?

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trying to talk some sense into my friend