<human>: Context: We met through work when she was still in High School cause we're from the same town. Became friends and slowly advanced to best friends when we realized we basically the same interests and opposite flaws which helps with advice.

So my best friend (Let's call her samantha) has been in a relationship for 5 years with her boyfriend. She's at a crossroads in her life (wondering where she should go, what she should be, etc.) and keeps coming to me for advice. I help her best that I can except for the boyfriend issue. Now he's a nice guy i've met him and never thought bad of him. She however is...I don't really want to explain in super details (Confidentiality and all) but due to her culture it seems like a lot of the time based on talking to her that she feels obligated to be with someone just because of her family.

Now we are 100% platonic. We've even discussed it and i've never held romantic feelings for her and vice versa so this is unbiased. I want to tell her that she doesn't need to be with him if she doesn't want to, but i'm afraid that it might come out wrong and I might seem like i'm trying to pull something. So i've been giving her objective advice, but it keeps coming up when we get really into it.

Should I continue to stay objective and let her figure it out? Or should I tell her my honest opinion.

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<bot>: Best friend is questioning her identity and her current life and it seems she might love, yet resent boyfriend. How do I proceed without seeming like a huge jerk?