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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (26F) and my boyfriend (27M) of 3 years recently moved back in with his parents. Prior to that we had been living together for the past 2 years. At the time, when we first moved in together I noticed that my boyfriend had a few unhealthy eating habits. So together, we both started eating healthier and I eventually got him on a diet. And even got him to start exercising with me daily. Everything was great when we were living together. We have a wonderful relationship and I love him a lot. \n\nBut due to his job being super stressful he finally made the decision to leave his current job and move back to the state where he is originally from. We didn't have enough time or money to find a place of our own so in the mean time his mom offered to let us stay with her until we got back on our feet. I love his mom dearly, she's a great person. But the one thing that I cannot get over is her cooking. She makes us dinner almost every night and each time its loaded with saturated fats, tons of cooking oil, butter and super greasy. We haven't really had enough money to buy our own food so we pretty much eat whatever is in the house. Not to mention that my boyfriend has fallen into his old eating habits and is gaining back weight he's lost. I've tried talking to him about it but it doesn't seem to bother him in the least. I've mentioned a few times to his mom that we're used to eating fresh fruits and veggies but she just sort of brushes it off. \n\nI've even tried to cook a few meals that we're used to eating and only for her to intervene and 'tweak' my cooking by adding unnecessary fatty things like vegetable oil. I've been upping my exercise routine but I'm still gaining weight because there isn't anything healthy to eat. I cant necessarily turn away her cooking either because I don't want to be rude. I know this might sound like a petty problem but its been really getting to me lately at how unhealthy their lifestyle is. I'm not even sure how to bring this up again with his mom. Any suggestions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (26F) and my boyfriend (27M) of 3 years recently moved back in with his parents. Prior to that we had been living together for the past 2 years. At the time, when we first moved in together I noticed that my boyfriend had a few unhealthy eating habits. So together, we both started eating healthier and I eventually got him on a diet. And even got him to start exercising with me daily. Everything was great when we were living together. We have a wonderful relationship and I love him a lot. \n\nBut due to his job being super stressful he finally made the decision to leave his current job and move back to the state where he is originally from. We didn't have enough time or money to find a place of our own so in the mean time his mom offered to let us stay with her until we got back on our feet. I love his mom dearly, she's a great person. But the one thing that I cannot get over is her cooking. She makes us dinner almost every night and each time its loaded with saturated fats, tons of cooking oil, butter and super greasy. We haven't really had enough money to buy our own food so we pretty much eat whatever is in the house. Not to mention that my boyfriend has fallen into his old eating habits and is gaining back weight he's lost. I've tried talking to him about it but it doesn't seem to bother him in the least. I've mentioned a few times to his mom that we're used to eating fresh fruits and veggies but she just sort of brushes it off. \n\nI've even tried to cook a few meals that we're used to eating and only for her to intervene and 'tweak' my cooking by adding unnecessary fatty things like vegetable oil. I've been upping my exercise routine but I'm still gaining weight because there isn't anything healthy to eat. I cant necessarily turn away her cooking either because I don't want to be rude. I know this might sound like a petty problem but its been really getting to me lately at how unhealthy their lifestyle is. I'm not even sure how to bring this up again with his mom. Any suggestions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (26F) and my boyfriend (27M) of 3 years recently moved back in with his parents. Prior to that we had been living together for the past 2 years. At the time, when we first moved in together I noticed that my boyfriend had a few unhealthy eating habits. So together, we both started eating healthier and I eventually got him on a diet. And even got him to start exercising with me daily. Everything was great when we were living together. We have a wonderful relationship and I love him a lot. \n\nBut due to his job being super stressful he finally made the decision to leave his current job and move back to the state where he is originally from. We didn't have enough time or money to find a place of our own so in the mean time his mom offered to let us stay with her until we got back on our feet. I love his mom dearly, she's a great person. But the one thing that I cannot get over is her cooking. She makes us dinner almost every night and each time its loaded with saturated fats, tons of cooking oil, butter and super greasy. We haven't really had enough money to buy our own food so we pretty much eat whatever is in the house. Not to mention that my boyfriend has fallen into his old eating habits and is gaining back weight he's lost. I've tried talking to him about it but it doesn't seem to bother him in the least. I've mentioned a few times to his mom that we're used to eating fresh fruits and veggies but she just sort of brushes it off. \n\nI've even tried to cook a few meals that we're used to eating and only for her to intervene and 'tweak' my cooking by adding unnecessary fatty things like vegetable oil. I've been upping my exercise routine but I'm still gaining weight because there isn't anything healthy to eat. I cant necessarily turn away her cooking either because I don't want to be rude. I know this might sound like a petty problem but its been really getting to me lately at how unhealthy their lifestyle is. I'm not even sure how to bring this up again with his mom. Any suggestions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (26F) and my boyfriend (27M) of 3 years recently moved back in with his parents. Prior to that we had been living together for the past 2 years. At the time, when we first moved in together I noticed that my boyfriend had a few unhealthy eating habits. So together, we both started eating healthier and I eventually got him on a diet. And even got him to start exercising with me daily. Everything was great when we were living together. We have a wonderful relationship and I love him a lot. \n\nBut due to his job being super stressful he finally made the decision to leave his current job and move back to the state where he is originally from. We didn't have enough time or money to find a place of our own so in the mean time his mom offered to let us stay with her until we got back on our feet. I love his mom dearly, she's a great person. But the one thing that I cannot get over is her cooking. She makes us dinner almost every night and each time its loaded with saturated fats, tons of cooking oil, butter and super greasy. We haven't really had enough money to buy our own food so we pretty much eat whatever is in the house. Not to mention that my boyfriend has fallen into his old eating habits and is gaining back weight he's lost. I've tried talking to him about it but it doesn't seem to bother him in the least. I've mentioned a few times to his mom that we're used to eating fresh fruits and veggies but she just sort of brushes it off. \n\nI've even tried to cook a few meals that we're used to eating and only for her to intervene and 'tweak' my cooking by adding unnecessary fatty things like vegetable oil. I've been upping my exercise routine but I'm still gaining weight because there isn't anything healthy to eat. I cant necessarily turn away her cooking either because I don't want to be rude. I know this might sound like a petty problem but its been really getting to me lately at how unhealthy their lifestyle is. I'm not even sure how to bring this up again with his mom. Any suggestions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I (26F) and my boyfriend (27M) of 3 years recently moved back in with his parents. Prior to that we had been living together for the past 2 years. At the time, when we first moved in together I noticed that my boyfriend had a few unhealthy eating habits. So together, we both started eating healthier and I eventually got him on a diet. And even got him to start exercising with me daily. Everything was great when we were living together. We have a wonderful relationship and I love him a lot. \n\nBut due to his job being super stressful he finally made the decision to leave his current job and move back to the state where he is originally from. We didn't have enough time or money to find a place of our own so in the mean time his mom offered to let us stay with her until we got back on our feet. I love his mom dearly, she's a great person. But the one thing that I cannot get over is her cooking. She makes us dinner almost every night and each time its loaded with saturated fats, tons of cooking oil, butter and super greasy. We haven't really had enough money to buy our own food so we pretty much eat whatever is in the house. Not to mention that my boyfriend has fallen into his old eating habits and is gaining back weight he's lost. I've tried talking to him about it but it doesn't seem to bother him in the least. I've mentioned a few times to his mom that we're used to eating fresh fruits and veggies but she just sort of brushes it off. \n\nI've even tried to cook a few meals that we're used to eating and only for her to intervene and 'tweak' my cooking by adding unnecessary fatty things like vegetable oil. I've been upping my exercise routine but I'm still gaining weight because there isn't anything healthy to eat. I cant necessarily turn away her cooking either because I don't want to be rude. I know this might sound like a petty problem but its been really getting to me lately at how unhealthy their lifestyle is. I'm not even sure how to bring this up again with his mom. Any suggestions?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I just graduated college and I started looking for a job last week. I got invited to my first follow up conversation which went pretty well except for one point: I wasted a year in high school and 3 in uni.\n\nI spent most of my adolescence being a non-motivated stoner with ADD so I failed the last year of high school. Then I went on to study IT in uni to get a masters, but I had problems studying because I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life. After 3 years, I started studying IT in college (a big step down in Belgium), and passed easily. I have my professional bachelor's degree now.\n\nI explained those 4 years pretty much the way I did now, except for the stoner part and I just got a call that they're not fully convinced that I'll have the motivation to work for them now. I really emphasized the fact that college was a lot better suited for me and that I quickly learned that I loved big projects, but that wasn't enough. They assured me that it wasn't my personality or knowledge, just the motivation.\n\nI'm not really sure how to explain those 4 years next time. In my head \"I'm motivated now so I passed easily\" sounded better than \"I couldn't handle uni and failed\", but apparently it doesn't. Any tips?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've got a 2-year-old Sheltie, Dave, who I adopted almost exactly a year ago. At the time, I was just out of college, didn't have a job, lived with my parents, and was able to spend a considerable amount of time with him at home. If I was leaving the house for a few hours, I would usually put him in his cage but otherwise would leave him out. There were a few occasions where (less than 5) I came home and found he had gotten into something he shouldn't have- more often than not, it was my shoes, socks, or (gasp) underwear. Anything that seemed to have my scent on it.\n\nI recently moved (twice) and just got settled into a new apartment. We've been here about two months and he seems to have adjusted fine. In fact, many of his behavioral issues (mainly excessive barking and going psycho around other dogs) has disappeared. Except when we (my boyfriend and I) leave the house.\n\nI work full time now. When this started, I felt horrible about leaving him stuck in his cage all day (except when I come home on lunch). We would leave him out but try to pick up anything he might get into. I'd also leave out a bone and he knows where to find all of his toys. Several times, I'd come home at lunch to find at least one shoe complete chewed up. As a temporary fix, he had to go back in his kennel for when we were at work. Yes, I feel like a shit head. Yes, when I come home he has wonderful times at the dog park.\n\nMy question- we've been considering getting dog #2. We're hoping that, in the times when we are gone, having a \"friend\" there will calm Dave down. He used to have a pretty close bond with my parent's dogs when I lived with them, and I'm wondering if he misses having other dogs around. Am I right in thinking this? Or, in your experience, would getting another dog be a disaster? Dave is, for the most part, a very well behaved and well mannered dog. But it's when we step out that door that I think the separation anxiety sets in."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First a little background, I lived where I am now for more than half of my life my dad got a promotion and we moved to Houston for about 6 months and had rented out our house. My parents then got a divorce and me, my mom, and younger brother moved back in to our old house this past February. then my dad asked to get transferred to New Orleans so he can be closer to us (this was in September). My mom can no longer afford our old house so she is moving to a smaller place, in the same town, and selling our house. She said I'm more than welcome to move with her which i was going to do until my dad called and asked me to move in with him. So my choices are stay in town or go to N.O the pros of moving are that i would no longer have to put up with my brothers bullshit( we have issues), nicer area, more opportunities better for my mom financially , cons are not as close to my father as i am with my mother and have to find a new job and general moving into a new area right now im at 60%/40% in favor of moving to N.O"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First a little background, I lived where I am now for more than half of my life my dad got a promotion and we moved to Houston for about 6 months and had rented out our house. My parents then got a divorce and me, my mom, and younger brother moved back in to our old house this past February. then my dad asked to get transferred to New Orleans so he can be closer to us (this was in September). My mom can no longer afford our old house so she is moving to a smaller place, in the same town, and selling our house. She said I'm more than welcome to move with her which i was going to do until my dad called and asked me to move in with him. So my choices are stay in town or go to N.O the pros of moving are that i would no longer have to put up with my brothers bullshit( we have issues), nicer area, more opportunities better for my mom financially , cons are not as close to my father as i am with my mother and have to find a new job and general moving into a new area right now im at 60%/40% in favor of moving to N.O"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: First a little background, I lived where I am now for more than half of my life my dad got a promotion and we moved to Houston for about 6 months and had rented out our house. My parents then got a divorce and me, my mom, and younger brother moved back in to our old house this past February. then my dad asked to get transferred to New Orleans so he can be closer to us (this was in September). My mom can no longer afford our old house so she is moving to a smaller place, in the same town, and selling our house. She said I'm more than welcome to move with her which i was going to do until my dad called and asked me to move in with him. So my choices are stay in town or go to N.O the pros of moving are that i would no longer have to put up with my brothers bullshit( we have issues), nicer area, more opportunities better for my mom financially , cons are not as close to my father as i am with my mother and have to find a new job and general moving into a new area right now im at 60%/40% in favor of moving to N.O"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello all lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this is a follow up request for advice regarding a previously-posted situation: \n\nI got a letter from my insurance company last week, which goes like this:\n\nThis will serve to acknowledge receipt of the Statement of Claims with respect to the actions being brought against you by the Plaintiffs, XX and XY.\n\nPlease be advised that we have now appointed lawyer Mr. Rinaldo DiVincenzo of the law firm Pavoni, Patton, DiVincenzo, LLP to act on your behalf. It is extremely important that we have your full cooperation in this lawsuit. We call your attention to the condition in your policy which clearly sets forth your obligation in this regard.\n\nOur records show that the above noted address is where you can be located promptly. We would ask that should you move or be away from this address that you contact the writer immediately. This will enable us to contact you regarding any part of this lawsuit which may require your personal attention including the date and place of trial should this become necessary.\n\nThe Prayer for Relief claimed totals $1,175,000.00 plus prejudgment interest, costs and disbursements. The liability limits on your policy is $1,000,000.00 which amount is inclusive of any interest which may be awarded on any amount to which the plaintiff is entitled, but is exclusive of any costs which may be awarded to the plaintiff. You are are therefore potentially exposed to a claim for damages in excess of the policy limits for which you will be personally liable unless you have other insurance which may respond to this claim. IF you do have other insurance, we recommend that you put that insurer on notice of this claim.\n\nWhile the amount in these lawsuits rarely exceeds the actual value of the claim, it does constitute a maximum potential exposure. Therefore, if you wish, it is your privilege to retain your own personal solicitor, at your own expense, to keep apprised of these proceedings.\n\nIn the event you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact me at 905-415-XX.\n\nYours very truly,\n\nPT, CIP"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My fiance and I have been living together for eight years and are finally getting married in a few weeks. We have been under a lot of stress lately, mostly wedding-related, but also at work.\n\nYesterday the stress caused a major wedding-related fight between us. We both said some things we didn’t mean. Anyhow, my fiance said something like: ”I’m afraid you’ll look fat in your wedding dress. Look at those love handles, how are you going to hide them?”. I was so hurt I couldn’t say anything, I just burts into tears. He apologized immediately after that.\n\nThe thing is, I’m definetely not overweight. My BMI is 22 (normal weight). I’ve gained a few pounds since we started dating almost ten years ago, but then again, I’m not a teenager anymore. I certainly don’t feel fat or feel any need to lose weight. At least not until now I haven’t. I lead a healthy lifestyle and excercise many times a week. After the comment my fiance made, I’ve started thinking, maybe I should lose some weight for his sake. I want him to think I’m beautiful, after all.\n\nIf the ”you’re fat”-thing would have been only a thing he said to hurt me, I guess I could just forget it. However, I know he prefers skinny women, so now I pretty much know he doesn’t think I’m beautiful in the size I am. I have a beautiful wedding dress (he hasn't seen it), but I don’t know if I’m going to feel pretty in it anymore.\n \nWhat can I do? Can our marriage work if he doesn’t think I’m pretty? What if I gain some more weight and actually become overweight at some point?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [ORIGINAL SUBMISSION]\nOK, here's the story. \nSo this douchebag tells everyone he's going to Korea, because he's always wanted to go to Korea.\nHe leaves this last saturday from the states, and landed there on monday, their time.\nLast night my gf gets a text from the douchebag's live-in gf of 8 years stating she found his secret stash of emails and correspondence with this mail order bride he's been taking to for the past few months.\n\nMy gf and I drive 100 miles and 2 hours to pickup my her little sister and bring her back with us to get her out of the environment, and while were there we uncovered chat logs going back to February, bank transactions where he has sent this woman and her kid $600.00, evidence in the chats that he's shown his dick to this bitch, pictures of her (allegedly), and that he's sent pics of his daughter to her. Like they're going to be best fucking friends. He also made no mention of his current gf. He's 48 and this bitch is fucking 27.\n\nHis gf is moving out today and taking her shit. She emptied the bank account of what was rightfully her's, and in doing so found out he's been taking out loans online in her name.\n\nMy gf's little sister just turned 18, and she has had a rough go as of late. My gf and her share the same mother, and she has gone bat-shit crazy and has been AWOL for about 2 months now. So she has no mother for support, and now her father is pretty much replacing her. She is angry, but I know inside she is so sad, she just doesn't know how to express it. Her dad's current gf has offered to give her a place to stay while she finishes high school, and help her get a car too.\n\nReddit, what can his current gf do about the loans that were taken out in her name against her will and without her knowledge, and can anyone give some somber wisdom or encouragement to his daughter?\n\nTHANKS!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: [previously: my husband is addicted to checking in using technology and I can't tell if I'm being unreasonable or he is.] (\n\nSince Husband was working last night (got called in after dinner, basically right in the middle of the hour after dinner, immediately after he broke the \"rule\" and I pointed out that he was breaking the rule), I emailed him to say \"I get that this hour-after-dinner rule isn't working for you, what would be better? I don't want to be policing you\" and his reply was basically \"just tell me when you want to have screen-free time.\" He thinks it's dumb to have a standing rule and that I should just communicate when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention. \n\nI have no idea how to communicate to him when I'm feeling lonely and want his attention because, even when we had a rule in place, he would get really defensive when I'd say, \"hey, I want your attention.\" when he was breaking the rule. His response is almost always \"well you were looking away/in the bathroom/whatever, I am busy, you're being really needy.\"\n\nSo basically I'm stuck here. Feeling really catch-22. Anyone have any tips on dealing with a defensive spouse? For asking for attention without feeling like a pathetic sadsack?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend and I have been dating about two and a half years and live together. We had a rocky start to our relationship, which damaged my trust in him, but we worked through it and are on steady footing now. He is generally a fantastic boyfriend — he is caring, supportive and has helped me become a better person. He can also, however, be selfish and self absorbed. He asks a lot of me and it's hard for me to say no. Because I never say no and am always there for him, I feel that he takes me for granted. \n\nSomething that has been bothering me lately - he is so willing and excited to make plans with others, but I feel like I have to make all the effort for our plans. For instance, I have been itching to go on a vacation with him. I feel like I'm pulling teeth, though. I have looked up fun locations and how much each would cost and his response is that we should [maybe] go somewhere close and then take a big trip later (money isn't an issue, so that's not the problem here). Then one night when we were out, his friend told me that my BF has been going on and on about how he wants to take a trip with them. Another example recently happened. I have been looking for concerts for us to go to this summer and he sounds excited but then gives a flimsy placeholder response. Today he tells me that he and his friend just bought tickets to a local music festival this summer. \n\nI am personally working becoming more independent. I have codependent tendencies and tend to allow myself to get absorbed in relationships. I have been trying to focus on myself and engaging in self care before worrying about him. I'm not sure if I am projecting my desire to be more independent/have plans outside our relationship and my jealousy is making me resent him - or if he just doesn't care enough to make plans with me. \n\nI know these issues probably sound silly and trite, but we have talked about spending our lives together, and I want to figure out effective strategies for dealing with this before it escalates. I need a reality check!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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