<human>: Hi all. They were together for year and a half and broke yesterday. I know her after they started dating and we became good friends in the last 7-8 months. A few hours before they officially broke up, she texted me about the situation. He doesn't understand her and so on. I tryed to keep them together, because they are one of the best couples that I know (at least they look like that). She said that it wont work out and officially ended it over text that day. They texted for 30-40 mins and that was it. He is taking it fine. Like we watched Star Wars as planned and that was it. He did complain that she is making it like its all his fault. My other roommates (who lost their SOs in the last months) are throwing shit at her.

On the other hand she texted me for 1-2 hours after they broke up and then again this morning (Europe) for 2 more, mostly small talk and a throwback to some old picture of them. She is trying to make it look like she is OK. But she is not. She is a mess but is too scared to say it. She is afraid that she has no friends (they are all out of town for a few months) and she is alone. I am as supportive as I can.

The issue: I want to help her somehow, but I also feel like I will betray my roommate this way. The brake up wasn't like 'Its not working, we should end it', it was more like 'Its your fault and we should never meet again' (both of them feeling this way). ** I don't want to take any side in this, but I really have no idea how to do that.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: My roommate(M) and a good friend of mine(F) broke up. He is doing fine, she is not. I want to be there for her, but I don't want to betray him. Any advice is welcomed