She blurs lines, and I’m afraid it will end with trouble.
She never learned how to conduct herself safely in nightlife while still having fun, and she often blurs the lines as a result. I am worried about her. I do not want her to end up in a bad situation, but I also do not want to seem like a buzzkill.
How should I approach a conversation with her about being more aware at night — and maybe even less friendly — without telling her what to do or seeming like the authority that she is trying to rebel against?Sit with your friend and tell her you need to have a heart-to-heart. Explain that you are worried about her when she goes out at night because she sometimes drinks too much and puts herself in what could be considered compromising positions.
If she accuses you of sounding like her parents, apologize, but stand firm. She needs to know how important it is for her to have agency over herself. Even if she gets mad at you temporarily, your candor may help save her life.My brother is close to him and a number of other guys, and I often hang with their group. I recently went on a trip with my brother, and my friend’s ex offered to let us stay with him. We grew close over the trip — platonically. I am closer to him now than I am to her.
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