<human>: I have a very close friend (we're both females) who recently started losing weight rather rapidly. She probably had about 40 pounds to lose, and has lost almost half that in about a month and a half. With this weight loss has come an air of superiority. It's a very high school attitude that's hard to describe. She puts me down when I don't want to do things she wants to do, makes sarcastic comments about jokes I make which apparently aren't witty enough for her tastes, and just overall makes me feel like crap. At times I feel (based on her comments and such) like she thinks she's better/more interesting than me or like she doesn't even like me. I know you're thinking we just shouldn't be friends, but the thing is 1) she isn't always like this, but when she is it's pretty hurtful, and 2) she wasn't like she before.

I've brushed it off mostly, but it's starting to really bother me. We're both grown women in our 20s and I feel like I'm in high school again. I've said something to her a few times, once she called me overly sensitive, and the other times she didn't respond.

I'm thinking I need to sit down with her and have a face to face talk about this, because she really is one of my closest friends and I know weight loss sometimes changes people with the boost of confidence, sometimes temporarily and sometimes permanently. I don't like that I'm starting to feel an aversion to her. It sucks because I try really hard to be a good friend to her and it seems like I'm getting shit on. Reddit, can anyone help me approach this situation? Does anyone have similar stories and how they handled it? Thanks for reading.

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<bot>: Friend started losing weight, now acts like a bitch. Don't want to lose her as a friend but not sure how to talk to her about it.