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My close friend is seriously dating a man that she is thinking of marrying. She is incredibly happy yet I think she has fallen blindly in love. Granted, he treats her well, but she seems to be the only one. He is rude to me, insensitive to others, has a quick temper and needless to say, doesn’t have a good reputation. I have tried to subtly talk to her about his behavior, but she brushes it off and has even accused me of just being jealous.

Is there anything I can do or do I just step aside and be a supportive friend? It sounds like you have been trying to be an incredibly supportive friend and yet your friend is not currently interested in your support. There is no question that watching someone make what could be a huge mistake in their life is incredibly painful and worrisome. Yet, being that they are not yet married or even engaged, hopefully it is something that you can help prevent. I am not sure how you approached your friend in the past, but try to find some quality time that you can spend together, and when things are calm, start by explaining how much she means to you and how much you care about her and that you are concerned for her.

Make sure you keep the conversation focused on her and that you only want what is best for her and you worry that while she is presently happy, if he begins to treat her like he is treating others, she will not be in the future. It sounds like she is quite defensive and not necessarily so open to negative feedback about this man, but if he is indeed someone with a negative reputation that he has truly earned, then it is important that she knows this.