I have problems with forming relationships with and live a very isolated life...

I have problems with forming relationships with and live a very isolated life. So I've been to psychologist and I her about a girl that tried several times to get to know me. she said that maybe she found me attractive to which I replied that as far as I know she has a boyfriend. In response to that she suggested that I can steal her from him.
So here's the thing I don't understand: By stealing someon's gf I am satisying my needs at the expense of her bf. So why it's not ok to rape or kill? essenntialy you're doing the same, putting your needs first at the expense of someone else, but if I told her that she would probably think of me as psycho.

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>rape
You are causing physical trauma to woman
>kill
You are causing physical trauma
>"stealing" gf
You are just causing emotional trauma. And pic related. Happy people in relationships cant be stolen. Only the unhappy ones who are already looking for way out or reason for breakup. Pic related.

Our society doesnt consider emotional trauma done to adults as harmful. Maybe because its so fucking common there would be nobody left (not in prison) able to work and pay taxes.

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>pic related
Just break up with your bf if you're not happy with him. whore.

The weak should fear the strong, go for it if you want to.
Just don't get into a serious relationship with her or you'll end up cucked as well.

You're coming from a vulnerable place, so I'll give you the one piece of advice that I think is universally true for adults.
Don't compromise on principle when pressured to do so. It's a form of domination. The principle is not half as important as controlling you. So if you let this girl make you do something that you're uncomfortable with, just to get in her pants, she'll know that she can walk all over you.
The crime isn't the same scale. Rape has a bunch of other negative consequences beyond emotional trauma. It's bad for whatever relationship she's in, it's bad for her own mental health in the mental health of the people who care about her, and it actually makes society a little less stable. It can give her an STD, it can give her an unwanted pregnancy, and it can cause permanent reproductive harm.
That isn't to say that what she's asking you to do is right. If you want to tell her no, and give that reason, that is perfectly understandable.

>The crime isn't the same scale. Rape has a bunch of other negative consequences beyond emotional trauma. It's bad for whatever relationship she's in, it's bad for her own mental health in the mental health of the people who care about her, and it actually makes society a little less stable. It can give her an STD, it can give her an unwanted pregnancy, and it can cause permanent reproductive harm.
but what if her bf kills himself?

Unless you're actually pressuring someone to commit suicide, you can't be expected to predict how they are going to react. Legally at least it's not the same. Morally, you'll probably harbor guilt for it. So again don't let anyone make you do something that you're not comfortable with.

How can a psychologist recommend something like this?

Tell me all about her OP. Weight, ethnicity, age personality etc

Suicides happens every day. For example in my country we have on average 4 successful suiciders per day. Nobody cares about them.

>recommend
You dont believe every word OP says, do you? Many therapist says a lot of stuff, mainly to force a reaction out of their patients. Besides you would have to be very naive to ignore the existence of term
>monkey branching

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She's around 160cm, around 50kg, we're both polish, she told me she's 30, she's pretty attractive. she has a rich bf, doesn't want children, she is quite energetic, and seems to be very driven to succeed. your typical middle class woman