prompt
dict |
|---|
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've known my current SO for about a year. We always flirted and have been really great and close friends. We started dating about a month ago and the only thing that has really changed is we have sexy time and cuddle. He's my first real relationship and i've never had sex before. He has, and is being very sweet and understanding with me and I trust him a lot. We are both at the point where we are willing and ready to have sex and a few of my friends think that this may be moving too fast. I've been trying to not listen to them but im starting to think its weird that i'm not hessitant about having sex with him. Also I am not on birth control yet. I would like to tell my mother i want to go on it, but I don't want her to freak out sense we've only been dating for a month. I figured i'd tell her i don't know if it will happen soon, or if it will but I want to be extra safe in case it does. I would really like some advice on this."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've known my current SO for about a year. We always flirted and have been really great and close friends. We started dating about a month ago and the only thing that has really changed is we have sexy time and cuddle. He's my first real relationship and i've never had sex before. He has, and is being very sweet and understanding with me and I trust him a lot. We are both at the point where we are willing and ready to have sex and a few of my friends think that this may be moving too fast. I've been trying to not listen to them but im starting to think its weird that i'm not hessitant about having sex with him. Also I am not on birth control yet. I would like to tell my mother i want to go on it, but I don't want her to freak out sense we've only been dating for a month. I figured i'd tell her i don't know if it will happen soon, or if it will but I want to be extra safe in case it does. I would really like some advice on this."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've known my current SO for about a year. We always flirted and have been really great and close friends. We started dating about a month ago and the only thing that has really changed is we have sexy time and cuddle. He's my first real relationship and i've never had sex before. He has, and is being very sweet and understanding with me and I trust him a lot. We are both at the point where we are willing and ready to have sex and a few of my friends think that this may be moving too fast. I've been trying to not listen to them but im starting to think its weird that i'm not hessitant about having sex with him. Also I am not on birth control yet. I would like to tell my mother i want to go on it, but I don't want her to freak out sense we've only been dating for a month. I figured i'd tell her i don't know if it will happen soon, or if it will but I want to be extra safe in case it does. I would really like some advice on this."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've known my current SO for about a year. We always flirted and have been really great and close friends. We started dating about a month ago and the only thing that has really changed is we have sexy time and cuddle. He's my first real relationship and i've never had sex before. He has, and is being very sweet and understanding with me and I trust him a lot. We are both at the point where we are willing and ready to have sex and a few of my friends think that this may be moving too fast. I've been trying to not listen to them but im starting to think its weird that i'm not hessitant about having sex with him. Also I am not on birth control yet. I would like to tell my mother i want to go on it, but I don't want her to freak out sense we've only been dating for a month. I figured i'd tell her i don't know if it will happen soon, or if it will but I want to be extra safe in case it does. I would really like some advice on this."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've known my current SO for about a year. We always flirted and have been really great and close friends. We started dating about a month ago and the only thing that has really changed is we have sexy time and cuddle. He's my first real relationship and i've never had sex before. He has, and is being very sweet and understanding with me and I trust him a lot. We are both at the point where we are willing and ready to have sex and a few of my friends think that this may be moving too fast. I've been trying to not listen to them but im starting to think its weird that i'm not hessitant about having sex with him. Also I am not on birth control yet. I would like to tell my mother i want to go on it, but I don't want her to freak out sense we've only been dating for a month. I figured i'd tell her i don't know if it will happen soon, or if it will but I want to be extra safe in case it does. I would really like some advice on this."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello Reddit! This is my first post so I'm a bit unfamiliar with guidelines. \n\nI'm currently studying abroad for the summer, and met this guy a month ago. We went on a few dates, and in the first few dates he was already asking if he could visit me where I lived since he had the funds to visit me 3-4 times a year. The last time I saw him was when he took care of me for the entire night when I was sick, but couldn't make it to the hospital. He was also really worried and wanted to take me to the hospital himself the night before, calling me and my friends multiple times. He ghosted me immediately after. This was my first relationship, and he knew this, so I confronted him about ghosting me, which he denied, and he strung the conversation along for a week. He hasn't talked to me in a week and I know he's with another girl, but since my program is ending, I wanted to thank him for being my first kiss and to wish him luck going forward. I guess I really wanted to have him as a friend since he was a really interesting person to talk to. Should I send him the thank you message before I leave?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been in several relationships over the years but they only ever seem to last a few months, usually ending fairly mutually, but the most recent guy I started seeing has highlighted something to me and I'm very confused.\n\nWe get on great, the conversation is very easy, we share enough similar hobbies and different ones that things stay interesting and are very sexually compatible - the problem is that I don't seem to feel anything towards him, I feel horribly passive.\n\nHe's nice, and I like him, but I don't get butterflies in my stomach when I go to see him or think about him or anything, I just feel like I'm going through the motions.\n\nIt made me think about my other relationships and I'm seeing a similar trend - everything seeming great but that special something not being there.\n\nSo I guess it comes down to me questioning if I'm just picking the wrong people to go out with or if there might be something a bit deeper going on? And should I continue seeing this current guy since we have a good time together or is it not fair to him to stick around if I don't really feel anything more than friendship for him?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been in several relationships over the years but they only ever seem to last a few months, usually ending fairly mutually, but the most recent guy I started seeing has highlighted something to me and I'm very confused.\n\nWe get on great, the conversation is very easy, we share enough similar hobbies and different ones that things stay interesting and are very sexually compatible - the problem is that I don't seem to feel anything towards him, I feel horribly passive.\n\nHe's nice, and I like him, but I don't get butterflies in my stomach when I go to see him or think about him or anything, I just feel like I'm going through the motions.\n\nIt made me think about my other relationships and I'm seeing a similar trend - everything seeming great but that special something not being there.\n\nSo I guess it comes down to me questioning if I'm just picking the wrong people to go out with or if there might be something a bit deeper going on? And should I continue seeing this current guy since we have a good time together or is it not fair to him to stick around if I don't really feel anything more than friendship for him?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been in several relationships over the years but they only ever seem to last a few months, usually ending fairly mutually, but the most recent guy I started seeing has highlighted something to me and I'm very confused.\n\nWe get on great, the conversation is very easy, we share enough similar hobbies and different ones that things stay interesting and are very sexually compatible - the problem is that I don't seem to feel anything towards him, I feel horribly passive.\n\nHe's nice, and I like him, but I don't get butterflies in my stomach when I go to see him or think about him or anything, I just feel like I'm going through the motions.\n\nIt made me think about my other relationships and I'm seeing a similar trend - everything seeming great but that special something not being there.\n\nSo I guess it comes down to me questioning if I'm just picking the wrong people to go out with or if there might be something a bit deeper going on? And should I continue seeing this current guy since we have a good time together or is it not fair to him to stick around if I don't really feel anything more than friendship for him?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been in several relationships over the years but they only ever seem to last a few months, usually ending fairly mutually, but the most recent guy I started seeing has highlighted something to me and I'm very confused.\n\nWe get on great, the conversation is very easy, we share enough similar hobbies and different ones that things stay interesting and are very sexually compatible - the problem is that I don't seem to feel anything towards him, I feel horribly passive.\n\nHe's nice, and I like him, but I don't get butterflies in my stomach when I go to see him or think about him or anything, I just feel like I'm going through the motions.\n\nIt made me think about my other relationships and I'm seeing a similar trend - everything seeming great but that special something not being there.\n\nSo I guess it comes down to me questioning if I'm just picking the wrong people to go out with or if there might be something a bit deeper going on? And should I continue seeing this current guy since we have a good time together or is it not fair to him to stick around if I don't really feel anything more than friendship for him?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been in several relationships over the years but they only ever seem to last a few months, usually ending fairly mutually, but the most recent guy I started seeing has highlighted something to me and I'm very confused.\n\nWe get on great, the conversation is very easy, we share enough similar hobbies and different ones that things stay interesting and are very sexually compatible - the problem is that I don't seem to feel anything towards him, I feel horribly passive.\n\nHe's nice, and I like him, but I don't get butterflies in my stomach when I go to see him or think about him or anything, I just feel like I'm going through the motions.\n\nIt made me think about my other relationships and I'm seeing a similar trend - everything seeming great but that special something not being there.\n\nSo I guess it comes down to me questioning if I'm just picking the wrong people to go out with or if there might be something a bit deeper going on? And should I continue seeing this current guy since we have a good time together or is it not fair to him to stick around if I don't really feel anything more than friendship for him?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A little background. I am a 18 male who is a freshman in college. I recently got out of a relationship of 2 years. The breakup was mostly one sided ( I didn't want it to end). My ex got together with her best friend's ex less than a week later. This was about 2 weeks before my first day of college. I got over the relationship for the most part, some random things can still make me feel sad about it but for he most part I'm ok. I've met a few girls since going to college and am good friends with a few. I was asked to go to a hall meeting for my hall(basically event planning for the hall) i agreed and went. The meeting was quite boring until i noticed this amazingly beautiful girl sitting across from me. During most of the meeting we made eye contact where we neither of us looked away for quite a while. I am not the most confident guy and am quite shy. Having been in a relationship for 2 years of which my ex was the one that asked me out, i don't really know what i'm doing or what i should do. I havent talked to her at all and she doesnt have any classes with me but i know her name because she is a RA for one of the floors in my building. I don't know if i read to much into the eye contact or if she was interested in me in someway. What should i do?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My girlfriend [30F] who I have been seeing for ten months and I got into a fight about nonsensical things a week ago, resulting in yelling at each other and me going back home. While I recognize the error of much said that night, nothing was show-stopping or beyond terrible. Basically, we can't communicate well at times and we both have serious baggage from our past. \n\nHere is the challenge for me though: she said she just needed space last week and didn't want to see me outside of work (yes, we work at the same company, making this more complicated). I supported her in that and we only spoke at work or briefly over text all week. This past weekend ended and I called her Sunday after receiving texts about her missing me and asking how the weekend went. We talked and I went into a long apology about the fight, her feeling hurt, etc. and at the end she said she appreciates that but still needs more space. I asked her if she still saw us as currently \"together\" and when more specifically asked if we were still exclusive in her eyes, she responded with \"I don't know.\" She then gets upset and defensive when I asked for clarification, because I'm trying to \"push labels on her\", despite us having already talked about and agreed to being exclusive way back.\n\nI have been cheated on before, and I know how it feels to be strung along. To make matters worse, she is divorced after an 8 year (3 years married) relationship — and I know she cheated on her husband at the end, even though they weren't \"together\" anymore. I can't get that out of my head on top of her response to my question and can't help but think I should just call it quits.\n\nWhile this is nowhere near my first serious relationship (worth noting right?), I still can't quite figure out what to think and can't get out of my own head. This probably sounds ridiculous and nothing like the serious issues people here are facing, so please go easy on me — feeling pretty messed up about all of this right now."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am worried about my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think that this relationship is abusive.\n\nMy boyfriend is mad at me because I fell asleep before he got home from work yesterday. I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I have been under a lot of pain. I took some pain killers and involuntarily fell asleep before he got home. My boyfriend got home at around 10pm, and tried to wake me up. I heard him scream, \"I am home\" three times. He went to the living room and started to make a lot of noise. Then, he got into bed and started to make noise and move around. I was honestly in a lot of pain and I was afraid of how upset his tone was so I tried to fall back asleep. We did not have any plans or anything, he was just being needy.\n\nToday I tried to talk to him about it, and he doesn't believe that what he did was wrong. He thinks that I should call him and ask him/let him know if I decide to fall asleep early.\n\nHe wants me to tell him/ask him everything. For example, he wants me to tell him everywhere I am going before I leave the house, he doesn't let me get my hair done or study during the days that he is home, and etc.\n\nI was wondering if this kind behavior should be considered a red flag?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Repost from the anxiety subreddit, with an update at the bottom.\n\nFor starters, I have social anxiety disorder. I've been struggling with it since I was about 11 or 12. I'm now 24. For the most part, I was able to push through and pretend like thing were alright. I was able to deal with the fear and the stress and still function. But obviously with constant weight on my body every day.\n\nHowever something recently made my anxiety so much worse. I lost my pregnancy in the middle of September. Since losing my pregnancy, my anxiety has increased (not surprising). The problem is that it's gotten so bad that I now can't sleep without my boyfriend present. And if I do sleep, it's extremely choppy, split between fear as I'm awake, nightmares when asleep and an overall depressed mood. My boyfriend has a weekly ritual meeting with his group of friends for a project they've all been working on for a while. The meeting carries on into the early morning, so I do end up having to go to sleep without him. It's a day/night that I dread.\n\nI feel like I'm losing myself because he is the only thing keeping me sane. I have to rely on him right now to keep myself from breaking. He's the only one who coaxes me back to reality when I have an attack, he makes me feel safe when he's around, I sleep so much better when I'm touching him. If I don't touch him, I'm bound to get nightmares.\n\nI apologize that this post is not very detailed, it's one of those nightly meeting nights, and I have to sleep without him.\n\n-\nAs an update, it's the morning after. He crawled into bed an hour before I was suppose to get up for work. I couldn't face the world. I am absolutely terrified. Of what? I don't have a fucking clue. Everything. Nothing. It doesn't make sense, but it's happening. Being in a constant state of fear while not actually having a reason to be, warps my reality and literally makes me feel insane. I honestly feel I should be admitted. This isn't normal. And it shouldn't be that one person can for the most part block my anxiety from becoming too much in a day."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This is a Two-Parter.\n\nI have been working out in the morning and bringing a change of clothes for work for the last 3 months. Today, however, I forgot my belt and quickly realized that I can no longer depend on my enormous girth to keep them up. The pants I am wearing used to require a lot of strength, concentration and possibly some magic to button, but now I have at least 4 inches of room left in the waist. I hadnt realized this previously because I typically have my belt threaded through the loops before I put on my pants, so the second my pants are buttoned, my belt is fastened and my pants stay up. \n\nI couldnt possibly go through the entire day with my pants falling down, so I took a trip to walmart and hand to hold my pants up the entire time while I searched for the cheapest belt I could find.\n\nsecondly, I now know how long it takes for people to notice the results. I have been working out and dieting for just over 3 months but I've been keeping quiet about it to my friends, family, and work colleagues. I have lost a total of 37 pounds and honestly I feel great and I'm starting to notice the changes in my body, but I couldnt tell if it was my mind playing tricks on me or if my body was actually changing. \n\nThat has all changed now. This week I have had 4 different totally unrelated people compliment me on my weight loss. The most notable was the girl at the check-in counter at my gym. She asked me how much weight I'd lost and said she almost didnt recognize me from my membership picture that I had taken earlier this year. \n\n[Progress picture for Proof]("
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This is a Two-Parter.\n\nI have been working out in the morning and bringing a change of clothes for work for the last 3 months. Today, however, I forgot my belt and quickly realized that I can no longer depend on my enormous girth to keep them up. The pants I am wearing used to require a lot of strength, concentration and possibly some magic to button, but now I have at least 4 inches of room left in the waist. I hadnt realized this previously because I typically have my belt threaded through the loops before I put on my pants, so the second my pants are buttoned, my belt is fastened and my pants stay up. \n\nI couldnt possibly go through the entire day with my pants falling down, so I took a trip to walmart and hand to hold my pants up the entire time while I searched for the cheapest belt I could find.\n\nsecondly, I now know how long it takes for people to notice the results. I have been working out and dieting for just over 3 months but I've been keeping quiet about it to my friends, family, and work colleagues. I have lost a total of 37 pounds and honestly I feel great and I'm starting to notice the changes in my body, but I couldnt tell if it was my mind playing tricks on me or if my body was actually changing. \n\nThat has all changed now. This week I have had 4 different totally unrelated people compliment me on my weight loss. The most notable was the girl at the check-in counter at my gym. She asked me how much weight I'd lost and said she almost didnt recognize me from my membership picture that I had taken earlier this year. \n\n[Progress picture for Proof]("
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This is a Two-Parter.\n\nI have been working out in the morning and bringing a change of clothes for work for the last 3 months. Today, however, I forgot my belt and quickly realized that I can no longer depend on my enormous girth to keep them up. The pants I am wearing used to require a lot of strength, concentration and possibly some magic to button, but now I have at least 4 inches of room left in the waist. I hadnt realized this previously because I typically have my belt threaded through the loops before I put on my pants, so the second my pants are buttoned, my belt is fastened and my pants stay up. \n\nI couldnt possibly go through the entire day with my pants falling down, so I took a trip to walmart and hand to hold my pants up the entire time while I searched for the cheapest belt I could find.\n\nsecondly, I now know how long it takes for people to notice the results. I have been working out and dieting for just over 3 months but I've been keeping quiet about it to my friends, family, and work colleagues. I have lost a total of 37 pounds and honestly I feel great and I'm starting to notice the changes in my body, but I couldnt tell if it was my mind playing tricks on me or if my body was actually changing. \n\nThat has all changed now. This week I have had 4 different totally unrelated people compliment me on my weight loss. The most notable was the girl at the check-in counter at my gym. She asked me how much weight I'd lost and said she almost didnt recognize me from my membership picture that I had taken earlier this year. \n\n[Progress picture for Proof]("
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am now 26 and have had a persistent crush on a friend since middle school. We are still good friends and always have been. We now live in separate states but keep in touch. I doubt anything will ever come of these feelings, and we have both had relationships with other people (we never dated) but I frequently find myself thinking of her and when we talk sometime I still get butterflies. I am literally attracted to everything about her. I also find myself saying weird and awkward things and immediately regret it. I'm not like that with anyone else. Just her and it's embarrassing. I don't think these feelings will ever go anywhere, but I don't think they will go away either. Help me, Reddit. You're my only hope."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Brief background: My fiancé, P, hasn't had a real job since 2011. His mother owns a cleaning company for which he works ~12 hours a week. I work 40+ hours a week and love my job. He blames his lack of motivation to find work on his severe anxiety/depression as well as a medical condition that causes him some discomfort and pain. He was just recently diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I believe that he is in pain and suffers mentally, but he is only 27. I am worried that he will not want to work for the rest of his life. We have been engaged for 4 years because we don't have enough money to buy a house and get married. \n\nI'm wondering if there is anything I can do or say to motivate him to look for work that will not sound insensitive. Every time I bring up the idea of finding full time work, he just says that he doesn't want a laborer job (where we live, there are tons of factories and steel mills constantly looking for laborers.they often pay well too). I love him, he is my high school sweetheart. We have been together since I was 15 and he was 16 and we are very best friends. I don't want him to think I am insensitive to his medical conditions, but I feel like I can't do it all on my own."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So. I met this guy on Tinder. That's how every great story starts, right?\n\nWhen we started talking online, I was the one who initiated conversation. After 2-3 weeks of non-stop talking I got frustrated and gave him my number. By this point I thought it was clear I wanted to be asked out for coffee or anything. I gave it another week. Finally I asked him out.\n\nThings went well actually. We started hanging out regularly. We get along great in all respects. Then he tells me he's been in the US for less than a year. He's from Saudi Arabia of all places. I didn't quite know what to do with this and still really don't. I've started to like him quite a bit and simply don't want him to go back.\n\nFast forward, it's been now 2 months. He still hasn't brought up making us an official thing. We haven't discussed our relationship at all. I've been waiting, again, for him to make the first move. I'm pretty sure it's not going to happen.\n\nI have asked a little bit about his dating history. Apparently he has only dated women significantly older than him, and only for short periods of time. He didn't even start dating until he was 24. Compared to me who started dating at 17 and recently ended a 4 year relationship.\n\nSo in this context, is it weird for me to bring up the DTR talk first? If not, how the hell do I do that? I haven't ever had to. I think he's just too shy and reserved.\n\nI'm planning on making it official or leaving. I'm pretty tired of just having fun and wondering."
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
{
"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: A couple weeks ago I used the excuse of studying for test to get \nmy crush's phone number. We studied for the test and hung out a \ncouple of other times after that. In between we texted a lot. Then asked if her she wanted to do a movie night, and she said yes. \n\nA week later I text her asking if she still wanted to do movie night that night, and didn't respond. Text her again and she says that she's really busy and has a lot of homework. Didn't respond because it sounds like an excuse that she made up. \n\nThen I go to dinner in the caf that night with some mutual friends, and she shows up later and sits directly across from me. While we're at dinner we talked a lot and it wasn't really awkward. \n\nI was not going to talk to her for a while and she what she does. But should I just move on, or is she just playing games right now?"
} |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.