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if she truly thinks she loves him then there is nothing you can do except be there to pick up the pieces when it all goes wrong,that's what true friends do,

People have to want help in order to accept the help.  If she truly loves him, she can try to convince him to get the help.  Heroin is not easy to quit.  You can't just put it down and never do it again.  It is physically painful to detox from Heroin.  He needs some serious and dedicated help, and your friend needs to help him get the help he needs.  He can't do it for himself.  As a friend, you can be there for both of them, because he will need all the friends he can get.

The sad part about this is that if she sticks around with him long enough heroin addicts tend to get other people addicted and heroin is one of the most addictive and lethal drug in the world. if you dont cut her off soon things will be worsetry and figure out who he is asap if you dont than things will notbe good

Just try to sstay out of the problem, besides is not ur problem but shes ur friend! Just take care of ur friend! in case is something happens.You cannnot do anything about it, just be there for her when she falls down thats a real friend

I'll paste two articles, you can print them and show it to your best friend.1.Yes. Why? He's a drug addict! I was with a guy for 3 years who was a drug addict. He was not an addict the entire time, just the last 6 months of the relationship.He became violent. Broke into my house, always out of money (racked up about $27,000 in debt without trying), and cheated on me while fleecing unsuspecting girls out f their money because I wouldn't give him any.Where do I start with what a bad idea it is to keep this guy in your life? Depending on how he uses the drugs, if he shoots up and uses dirty needles, you can be assured of signing your own death warrant if you are sexually active with him (HIV/AIDS).He will likely steal from you or beg for money constantly. Neither is good. Say he upsets a dealer or a drug deal goes wrong. You are as much a target of the wronged individual as he is which is dangerous to say the least.Guilt by association. Do you really want people to think you're an addict too? Plus, you don't want to be caught in a compromising position with the law if he gets busted or commits a drug related crime.You've only invested 2 weeks, back out now. Now! Don't get sucked into thinking you can change him. He will not change until HE wants to. . .that is an absolute fact.Don't get sucked in-period. 'Nuf said. 2.I know the question is kind of old, and my answer may be outdated, but I need to add this. Do NOT get involved with a drug addict. Break up now, as soon as you can, before he can get his controlling hooks any deeper into you. Drug addiction/alcoholism (alcohol is also a drug) is a progressive disease. If you continue in a relationship with one, it will--not might, will--come to the point where the drug is more important than anything else, including you, your children, his parents... "I don't need to pay the electric bill or feed my family. I just need to get high." Sidebar, for those who stay in the relationship: you can't "help" him unless he wants to be helped. If he does, then point him to the professionals. Don't try to be his therapist yourself. Even if you were professionally trained as a therapist, ethics prevent professionals from treating their own family and friends. Bottom line is  Bail out before more is invested & LOST! Staying means you're hoping to change him & it doesn't work that way.

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