How do I tell my friend she needs to drop her ego a little bit?

Question

My friend went through a traumatic break up but she is now doing very well and is mostly over it. 
She's been on dating apps and have been meeting guys here and there but she's been approaching her dating life in an egotistical manner. If she's just wanting to take it easy and just keep it a one night stand kind of situation, it's fine but she's actually wanting to find someone to have a long time relationship with and her attitude has been a bit bothersome.. 
She is a hot girl. Everyone who meets her will agree and she herself knows it very well. I love her and appreciate her but she's been a bit too egotistic in her dating life and that's what I think is not working out. 
She treats most of the guys she talks to as if they're below her and she will make fun of every little thing they say and do (not to their face but to me and other friends) The guys she thinks is "worthy" of her time are absolute fuck boys who don't give a shit about her and ghosts on her all the time. If I talk a bit highly of the dudes who she doesn't care about, she will say something like "of course they're going to want my time and attention" 
It just bothers me that she's set out on this dating journey wanting to find something serious but it really seems to me that she's blinded by her ego and thinks all these good looking, sweet guys are below her just cause she thinks she can get those other fuck boys to notice her? 
There's definitely more to the story that got me bothered by her attitude but how can I very kindly tell her to maybe consider dropping her ego down a little bit? I love her, respect her and want the best for her but I don't want to hurt her in any way.

Answer

Unless she’s treating your poorly, or actually asks you for advice, I’d just leave her be. Some lessons have to be learned on their own.

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There’s something called don’t kill the messenger, unfortunately your friend may not take the criticism well, she may either lash out at you, or make you feel bad, that you’re jealous, that you’re insecure, whatever it may be. But most likely it’s not gonna go over well, so keep that in mind, if she’s the kind of person to drop people like a bad habit if they don’t agree with her, keep that in mind as well, and just distance yourself from her and if she asks why, just say it makes me uncomfortable that you talk so much crap about the guys that you are dating that it makes me think that you may be talking in about everyone and I don’t know if it’s because you’re unhappy in your life and in your choices, but choosing to bring other people down is not cool with me, so I’d appreciate it if you kept the comments to yourself, because it makes me feel Uncomfortable. But like I said either she’s a good person or she’s not a good person, and sometimes you can’t please everyone, and unfortunately you do lose friends. She could be completely full of herself like you said, she could be narcissistic, she could be still not healed from the traumatic relationship and this is a wall that she’s putting up of defense so that people don’t really get to see who she really is, because she’s blocking everyone from hurting her, it could be a number of things. But she may not take the criticism well just keep that in mind. She may be insecure down deep, she may like they say bullies bully other people because they got bullied themselves and this is how they cope by lashing out at others. When they don’t feel control of their own life, they try and control others, they try and control situations, And sometimes also their friends, they feel superior because down deep they really are inferior and they are inferior in their own skin. So just keep that in mind.

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Just let it bite her in the ass 🤣🤣

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Just leave her alone.

How do I tell my friend she needs to drop her ego a little bit?

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