At what point do you finally start calling a woman out on her

If you're not in a relationship with or close to her, you're really not in a position where you can say anything. Either accept who for who she is and continue to pursue her, or leave her alone.

Whenever it's just the two of you and it comes up ask her in neutral terms why she does x/y. She might not be aware of what she's doing. If she's aware, then you can tell her why it bothers you.

>>17748911
I've known her for at least two years. I'm pretty sure just about anyone there is in a position to call her out.

>>17748906
don't be a pussy whipped faggot and call her on her shit women actually like that they want you to be a man.

>>17748912
Yeah, I was thinking of just bringing it up as casually as everything else we talk about. Something like "by the way, there are some things about you I've noticed that can be a bit concerning." Or anything that's as non-confrontational as possible.

>>17748913
If you're not close, no matter how long you've known her, no you're not in a position to call her out.

>>17748906
End it.
As much as it hurts, end it.
My ex was a compulsive liar. Somehow you grow a tolerance to it, but ultimately, it's nit worth it.
Trust me on this..

>>17748920
We are close. And yes, if you've known them for a while, you are in a position to call them out. Close or not.

>>17748911
>>17748920
>I voted for Hillary!

>>17748906
Why do you make a thread like this without giving any specifics at all? It's impossible to give you advice without knowing what she's actually doing.

In the broadest, general sense - If she's actually hurting herself or other people, and you think she isn't aware of this, that's when a good friend would speak up and confront her. If she's hurting herself/others and IS aware of it, then you should just distance yourself, she isn't gonna change just because you tell her to.

>>17748924
Clearly you want to say something to her, even if you're advised not to. So go ahead, do it. I was just giving my opinion, I really don't care what you do because it doesn't affect me. Just don't come back here and whine about how your oneitis wants nothing to do with you anymore.

>>17748906
idk but girls dont get called out enough by guys because they want to fuck them. i think you should call her out and give her a chance at some self reflection, for her own sake

im film we have this trifecta of filmmaking.

you want the film to be
>under budget
>on time
>good quality

the problem is that its hard to do something under budget, and on time, and have it be good quality. it takes time to amke something good... or a lot of money. but to have neither means you're going to have a cheap film made too fast.

human relationships are the same way.