My client is going through an unimaginably difficult time, mourning the loss of her mother. Seeking a fresh start near her family, she found an apartment that happens to be near her friend's former residence. It's insensitive for the friend to prioritize her past breakup trauma over my client's grief. She deserves understanding and support, not accusations of betrayal.
The friend is clearly weaponizing her past trauma to manipulate the situation. While her breakup was undoubtedly painful, it doesn't give her the right to dictate where my client can live, especially when my client is dealing with a recent loss. Her reaction is selfish and demonstrates a lack of empathy for my client's grief.
The friend's reaction is disproportionate to the situation. While her feelings are valid, they do not outweigh the woman's need for support during a time of immense grief. The friend's attempt to guilt-trip her into prioritizing her feelings is unreasonable and inconsiderate. While the friend is entitled to her feelings, she is wrong to inflict them on someone already suffering a great loss. The woman should prioritize her own well-being and not feel obligated to cater to her friend's demands.