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I don't believe that a relationship should be valued for how long you have been together (or how much you have invested into it), but valued for where it resides on a base-level of respect, love and general treatment. Because if someone doesn't particularly value you, then your efforts to improve things in the relationship will ultimately be fruitless.
I'm not someone who generally advises people to call it quits on their relationships (far from it). But nothing much about what this guy has said about his relationship, leads me to form any opinion that the girl particularly cares about or values him that much in the bigger picture of things.
An awful lot of heartache and time can be avoided if you learn where to end things when they should be ended. Giving benefit of the doubt can be nice/easier, but life experiences has taught me that 9/10 its better to go with your gut instincts and natural intuition. The most important place that logic should be applied, is determining things like how much you're actually valued based not on words but rather treatment/actions.
If the guy genuinely believes that maybe his GF just doesn't understand how upset the whole situation is making him, then he should give a shot perhaps at trying to get that across better. But if she continues acting like she doesn't really care after that, then he should absolutely cut his losses and leave. If someone doesn't particularly value or respect you, then there's not an awful lot you can do about that (and these aren't things you should have to fight for in a relationship either).
Well shit son, now you know another way to get her off.
You can put down the VERY reasonable boundary of “I won't be in a relationship with someone who continues to pursue unethical, maladaptive “treatment” from a non-licensed “therapist””.
Talk to him about it. Tell him your worries about her trying to coax you two into opening your relationship, about how uncomfortable it makes you, about how you think your husband would benefit from actual board-certified professional therapist that uses peer-reviewed science to back their treatment plans.