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Melissa [27 F] and I [25 F] have known each other for about 10 years. We aren't that close as friends, and don't talk directly to each other that much, but we sometimes share stuff with each other via facebook. (Aside-ish: I'm a bit of a hermit, but I've found facebook a nice way to see how old friends are doing.)

Recently, she's been pretty upset about a lack of support for her career goals. She's gotten more praise and feedback on unrelated stuff. This all came to a head the other day, when she shared about a major upcoming project she'll be involved in. She's worked so hard, and had to fight her way to this point, and I'm excited for her, but only a few other people have been cheering her on about it.

I should note that she's normally a very chill person. However, this seems to be the straw that broke the camel's back. 

I want to show her support, but again, we're not too close. I'm afraid of being "weird", and I don't want to make it about me. I also don't know whether to mention how I'm sorry she hasn't been getting the support she needs and deserves. However, I do want her to know I'm rooting for her.

**Question**: Would it be weird to shoot her a quick message saying, "Hey, I'm excited about the awesome work you do, and am proud of you. Please keep me posted about that project."
<bot>: Distant friend is upset, and I want to show support, but don't know how (or if I should).