Side of a friend I've never seen

you've said it yourself, your friend is entitled.

you are her friend, not her fairy godmother. you are there to enjoy the laughs with her, maybe some sad times.

if she wants to be hard headed in regard to who she dates, let her be. life is a learning experience. what she prefers, is what she prefers. she will find out sooner or later that not every will try as she wishes.

the she will have to "Settle". but such is life.

be her friend, not her love guru. separate the two

>>18057885
Right. So how should I respond next time she brings up someone who is interested in her such as I described above, without seeming too disinterested with her? I am the main address for details and stories.

>>18057917
"damn thats crazy, but let me tell you about _______"

you are no longer involved in her romantic life, keep it casual, change topics

>>18057865
What you've described sounds like a form of mental-illness more than anything else...

I wouldn't advise making her issues into your own. Her problems probably run deeper than just being an entitled princess.

Just leave her to it. Sooner or later she's going to work out that she can't afford to have the standards she does. If you say anything without her asking, then that risks your friendship with her, and I assume your friendship is fine otherwise.

I had a roommate that also had ridiculous standards. My wife tried setting her up with a few people and she always had an excuse. My wife asked her what she was looking for in a guy the roommate said all the qualities you would expect; tall, handsome, great job, money, there own place. Funniest part is she had none of these qualities herself.

Your friend is delusional and might end up being bitter, jealous, and lonely. Just look at all the threads on this board regarding relationships and/or women in general.

Get her a cat or five.

>Waaaah I'm in the friendzone
Fuck off she's just not into you. Let her be, who cares.

>>18057865
Hm, maybe fembots are real.

>>18058502
>Reading comprehension

>>18058525
>mfw anon assumes everything he reads on the Internet is the truth

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>>18058759
Droppin the ball anon.

>>18058502
I'm not interested in women.

the only thing that strikes me as weird is this:
>If someone she met in real life contacts her on social media, they're immediately a creep although she could have exchanged phone numbers with them just earlier.

>If someones likes pictures of her on instagram, she will interpret any "like" as a display of perversion.
I don't know what kind of stuff she posts but for example if I had pictures of myself on the beach and some stranger liked it, I wouldn't feel good about it either.

Regarding the rest, what you describe seems normal to me. Your friend clearly has a type and won't settle for anything other than that. Also, i wouldn't worry too much about it, because if she can't find "mr perfect" she will eventually realise she'll have to change something about herself.