<human>: I have a friend who is very pretty and unashamed to show it! She posts sexy pics on on other social media. She's also very bright. She attended ivy league schools for her undergrad and post-undergrad degrees. She's fun, funny, considerate, etc. All the qualities you'd want in a friend. However, when it comes to relationships she doesn't seem to value her self. Several times she's been in "relationships" with men who date her but won't commit. These tend to go on for a few years before she throws in the towel. These men will take her out and such but won't commit. She just went through that ringer again with another man less than 2 months ago.

Right now, she's in a city where she'll be temporarily living. She met a man there that she likes and pursued him. They've been dating for awhile. However, she wants a serious relationship while she's there and wants one with him even though she knows she's moving. Why does she want a relationship even though she's leaving? I have no idea. Neither of them want a long-distance relationship after she moves. Oh, he's also dating another woman, but this other woman is lukewarm on him.

I've been a shoulder to lean on several times, but I don't see this as something I can support. It just seems stupid given the grief another "relationship" put her through and her intention to move. Her need to be in a relationship while in this temporary city along with her dating history has began to make me question if she values relationships or committed ones. Is this too harsh? I've spent countless hours helping her handle these "relationships" and dissecting these men. But with this new one, I feel like I've reached my limit. I don't see how this one cannot end badly. I really don't want to tell her not to talk to me about this relationship or that I think what she's doing is stupid (aka not be a friend), but I also don't want to hear her woes when it ends badly cause she is willingly walking into this.

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<bot>: My brilliant and beautiful friend makes poor relationships choices, but I think I've reached my limit. I don't want to be a bad friend, but I don't want to spend time dissecting this relationship when it ends badly.