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Dear Anyone,

A friend of mine, "Martha," went out with a guy named "Eric" for 5 months, but he broke up with her because he said she was lying to him (that wasn't true) and started saying that they had done "everything except playing cards" (you know what I mean). She got really angry with him, and didn't speak to him for half a year. Three weeks ago, she spoke to him again. Today, they've started going out again. I don't know what to do, because she's my best friend and I don't want Eric to hurt her. But maybe he's her Mr. Right. What should I do?

Trying to be a Good Best Friend

WHAT'S YOUR ADVICE?

	A:	Warn Martha that Eric is bad news. If you do that, you've done your job as a friend. Whether she listens is her business.
	B:	Talk to Eric and warn him not to hurt Martha. You might as well attack the source of the problem.
	C:	Tell Martha to break up inmediately and don't let the issue go until she does. Sometimes you need to pound a message into someone's head before they get it.
	D:	Keep your mouth shut, and just let the river run. It's Martha's problem, not yours.

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