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"My best guy friend has a toxic girlfriend. He travels two hours every weekend to see her, and he talks to her for six hours a night on the phone. Then he complains about never getting sleep and being broke. How do I tell him that the situation isn't healthy without sounding bitchy?Obsessive relationships like the one you\u0092ve described are frustrating because it\u0092s so damn obvious that they\u0092re unhealthy \u0097 well, it\u0092s obvious to everyone except the two people involved. But your friend will come to his senses eventually. And if he doesn\u0092t, his girlfriend will; relationships like this typically end badly because someone loses interest or feels claustrophobic. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nSo my advice is to stay out if it. Think of the consequences of taking action: If you say something in confidence, he\u0092ll tell his girlfriend \u0097 I don\u0092t care how close the two of you are \u0097 and from that point on, she\u0092ll feel threatened by you. Then you\u0092ll be even more estranged from your friend. \n\nBesides, it\u0092s almost impossible to talk sense into someone who\u0092s obsessed. She may be poisoning him, but he\u0092s willingly drinking the Kool-Aid. All you can do is remain supportive and be there for him when things turn sour. One last observation: I can\u0092t tell if you\u0092re concerned about your friend or secretly a little jealous. It\u0092s something you might want to look at. Maybe you like this so-called guy friend more than you\u0092re admitting to me...or to yourself."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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