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Dude, she's got cancer and is about to embark on a harrowing SPAM course.
She needs your support, don't turn this into a game. Be there for her and help her through this, if anything it will strengthen your bond and could potentially lead to a deep and lasting love.
She could be afraid of sparking up feelings should the worst case scenario arise. In a situation like this, showing that you're a caring, good man is the only real move you can make and she won't forget it. There are mitigating circumstances here that should ensure you won't be friendzoned.
This is also what I thought, and I will definitely put her needs above any of my own selfish needs.
Yeah, don't sweat it, I very much doubt you'll be friendzoned in this situation. Not being there for her would be the thing that would fuck it up for sure. Dating, love and relationships are going to be the last things on her mind.
There are situations that transcend game, this is one of them for sure.
People always say you're never supposed to be an emotional sponge or a rock for them because you'll just be another girlfriend for them, but there are definitely situations where the reverse is true. When something big like this that is having a huge effect on her happens, doing some of the "friendzone stuff" is probably a good thing!
A friend of mine who has good game met a girl, a couple of weeks later she lost both her parents. He was there for her, he cared for her and he really was a comfort to her and a rock. Did he get friendzoned? No way, they're coming up for their three year anniversary.