C++ while loop cut short by std::cout command in if statement

I made a program in C++ that ask for any integer input other than 5, and keeps asking until you enter 5. It then outputs a statement. If the user has not entered 5 after 10 iterations of the while loop then the user wins. However, after trying to check if the loop had run 10 times in the while loop using an if statment and a std::cout command, The program crashes after only 2 iterations. I am clueless to why this is. Code below:

#include<iostream>

int main()
{   
    int user_choice;
    int right_answer = 5;
    int counter = 0;

    std::cout <<"Please enter any number other than five: ";
    std::cin >> user_choice;

    while(user_choice != right_answer)
    {
        counter += 1;
        std::cout <<"Please enter any number other than five: ";
        std::cin >> user_choice;

        if (user_choice == 5)
            user_choice = right_answer;

        if (counter == 10)
            std::cout << "Wow you still have not entered 5. You win!";
            user_choice = right_answer;
    }
    std::cout << "I told you not to enter 5!";

    return 0;
}

The funny thing is though, is that when i remove the std::coutcommand under the second if statement, the program runs fine.