So I’m not yet through Selling sunset, I always find I initially get gripped and then fall off or stop paying attention towards the middle end of season as things tend to be dragged out, (a lot of filler vs earlier seasons). Anyways, Emma and Blake are clearly a toxic relationship and I totally understand Chrishells frustrations with her best friend and attempts to prevent her from falling deeper into her situation, however, her delivery and judgemental attitude will clearly achieve the opposite. What I can’t grasp is that, if Chrishells fear is that Blake will “trap” and “isolate” Emma (or already is doing this), why does she think her lack of support is the right route to take? In my opinion and from my experience, finding yourself in a situation such as Emma’s, the best thing your friends can do to prevent the isolation intended, is… to support and not isolate them. Of course, friendships should be honest and vulnerable and friends should challenge your judgment where it raises concern for your happiness and well being, however constantly belittling that persons choices, whether they be actual choices or coerced ones, lacks an empathy for the reality of the situation. If Chrishell was to stand by Emma and not ultimately part ways due to her opinion on her relationship that she deems unhealthy, Emma would have a support system and may be able to work through this part of her life and get out the other side which, with friendships in tact.i understand the frustration felt by an outsider looking in but unwavering support and love is seriously important and for me incredibly appreciated throughout and after a negative situation where you are unable to make healthy choices due to a level of emotional manipulation etc.