<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

A good friend of mine for the last two years has been really upset regarding being alone and not being in a relationship. She is constantly searching to be in a relationship with guys to the point of just randomly hooking up with people just so she doesn't feel alone. Aside from doing that entirely, the guys she tries to date are just really really shitty people. Examples: One guy refused to tell people about their 'relationship' because he claimed that he would lose custody of his child if he did, so he just slept with her a lot and then when they 'broke it off' he had no problem telling everyone about the next girl he started seeing seriously. Another guy she was engaged to dumped her and then married someone else 2 months later, then when the guy divorced his wife, he came back around and she LET HIM. 

I constantly tell her that she's better than all of this, but she refuses to listen. Her priorities of finding someone to be in a relationship with get so bad that she begins to not do anything with her friends or go anywhere unless the person she is currently trying to date is going with us too. Every time one of these guys hurts her she gets really depressed about it. This time she's saying she's moving out of state. I don't know how to tell her that moving away isn't going to solve any of her problems in a nice way. Its obvious to me that she needs to surround herself with better people and things will get better for her. I also would love to find a way to tell her that being in a relationship with someone shouldn't be a top priority to her, and she should work towards loving herself first before she tries to make anything work with another guy. I just really don't know how to handle this situation without coming off as a total bitch.
<bot>: Friend dates shitty people, and is now threatening to move out of state. I don't know how to tell her a change of scenery will not solve her problems.